Alexander Zverev Net Worth, Bio, Career & Income

German Alexander Zverev is a professional tennis player. Since the summer of 2017, he has maintained a spot in the ATP top ten. Among his accomplishments include victories at the ATP Finals in 2018 and 2021 and a gold medal in the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics singles category. He was a junior world No. 1 and one of history's youngest Challenger championship winners earlier in his career.

At the 2014 Australian Open, Zverev, a former junior world No. 1, he also won the junior significant singles championship. At 17, he made history by becoming one of the youngest Challenger Tour title winners. He also experienced an early breakthrough on the professional circuit. He defeated Roger Federer, ranked third in the world, and won two ATP titles while still a teenager.

Let’s examine Alexander Zverev early life, professional career, and team competitions.

Alexander Zverev Net Worth

Alexander Zverev’s net worth is estimated to be $14 million. He is the leader of the Next-Gen after the Big Three and is still seen as the next big thing, having begun playing tennis at a relatively young age. His tennis career and the endorsement contracts he has inked are his primary sources of income.

Alexander Zverev Endorsements and Partnerships

Many famous companies and brands sponsor Alexander Zverev. Among the businesses that have teamed up with Zverev are Adidas, Richard Mille, Head, Peugeot, Z-Zegna, and Rolex. He represents the Richard Mille brand, and you can regularly see him sporting Adidas clothing and shoes while he plays tennis. His endorsement income is unknown, though.

Biography and Personal Life

Zverev lives in Monaco's Monte Carlo. He was born and raised in Hamburg and lived in Florida during the winters at Saddle Brook Academy. He is fluent in English, Russian, and German. Zverev and his ex-girlfriend Brenda Patea had a daughter named Mayla, born in 2021. Two previous partners, including his daughter Patea, made allegations of assault against Zverev.

Roger Federer is Zverev tennis idol, he claimed about in 2017. He follows Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga and the Miami Heat in the American National Basketball Association (NBA). He also likes to play golf and basketball in his own time. Marcelo Melo, a Brazilian doubles expert, is his closest travelling companion. In addition, he has a close friendship with Andrey Rublev, whom he has known since infancy, and Dominic Thiem.

Health

He announced in August 2022 that he was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of three. In that year, he established the Alexander Zverev Foundation, a nonprofit organization that helps those who have diabetes. He was prohibited from taking insulin on the court during a match at the 2023 French Open, which generated criticism from the JDRF and the International Diabetes Federation.

Early Life

Irina Zvereva and Alexander Mikhailovich Zverev, both Russian parents, welcomed Alexander Zverev into the world on April 20, 1997, in Hamburg, Germany. His older brother, Mischa, was a professional tennis player who was born almost ten years earlier.

His parents were both Soviet Union professional tennis players. His mother was the fourth-best women's player in the Soviet Union, and his father, who peaked at No. 175 in the world, rose to the top of the national men's tennis rankings.

Both moved from Sochi to the city to train at the military-run tennis club CSKA Moscow. The Soviet Union frequently banned its athletes from participating in international competitions, which limited their ability to achieve tremendous success in the global rankings for both of Alexander's parents.

Professional Career

• Challenger title and ATP semifinal at 17:

Zverev, who was 14 then, lost every match he entered qualifying for, including the 2011 ATP Tour Moselle Open. In August 2012, he defeated fellow countryman Christian Lichtenegger on his professional main draw debut at a Futures event in Germany.

• ATP doubles final, top 100:

Zverev had to play Challenger events through July since his ranking prevented him from being admitted directly into the main draws of ATP Tour events at the start of the season. In addition, he had to qualify for all of the year's ATP events.

• First ATP title, Federer upset, top 20:

At the 2016 Australian Open, Zverev's first ATP event of the year, he could only win six games in his opening match due to a tough draw against world No. 2 Andy Murray. He recovered at the Open Sud de France, making it to the semifinals in the singles competition and earning his second career championship match alongside his brother in the doubles category.

Team Competitions

• Laver Cup

In 2017, Zverev played in the first-ever Laver Cup held in Prague. He earned four points for Team Europe, which defeated Team World 15–9. He won both of his singles matches. In 2018 and 2019, he was even more important, winning the final matches over Kevin Anderson and Milos Raonic, respectively, in both editions.

• Davis Cup

In 2016, Zverev played his first Davis Cup match for Germany against the Czech Republic. In his debut match, he faced No. 7 Tomas Berdych and led two sets to one before losing in five sets. He played Lukas Rosol in the crucial fifth rubber after Kohl Schreiber won both singles matches, and the Czech Republic won the doubles rubber.

• ATP Cup

In 2020 and 2021, he competed for Germany at the ATP Cup. He was a team member that included Jan-Lennard Struff, Kevin Krawietz, and Andreas Mies at the tournament's inaugural in 2020. He was defeated by Denis Shapovalov, Alex de Minaur, and Stefanos Tsitsipas in all three of Germany's group-stage matches against Australia, Canada, and Greece, respectively.

Awards and Recognition

Zverev is the winner of the following honors:

• German Sports Figure of the Year for 2021

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. To what extent has Zverev won?
Ans: Alexander Zverev's projected net worth is $35 million as of 2025. As of July 2025, Zverev had received prize money of more than $43,522,207.

Q. Do Zverev and Sophia remain in a relationship?
Ans: Sophia Thomalla and Alexander Zverev have been dating since 2020. They routinely share each other's posts on social media and have been in public together multiple times.

Q. Where does Zverev currently live?

Ans: Zverev's parents moved to Hamburg, Germany, in 1990. Therefore, he spent his childhood there despite being born in Moscow, USSR. He is coached by his father, Alexander Zverev Sr., a former Russian tennis player. He lives in Monte Carlo, Monaco, and represents Germany internationally.