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How Andy Murray makes and spends his money

Murray's millions
First taste of success
First big sponsorship deal
Early triumphs
Murray turns pro
Fred Perry endorsement deal
Lucrative year
More lucrative sponsorship deals
First Federer win and ATP title
Face of a sports club chain
British number one
World number eight
First Grand Slam final
Six-figure book deal
Surging prize-winnings
Highest ranking British player ever
$22 million (£15m) Adidas deal
More money-spinning wins
Olympic champion
First Grand Slam win
Wimbledon winner
Bumper prize-winnings
More multi-million dollar deals
Davis Cup win
Jaguar deal
Second Wimbledon title
Paris Masters
Murray's net worth
Thrifty ways
Miami condo
Country mansion
Games consoles
Ferrari F430
Practical cars
Hotel business
Wedding costs
Angel investor
Charitable giving
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Murray's millions

Now the number one tennis player in the world, British tennis star Andy Murray has won 44 singles titles, as well as a whole bunch of big-money endorsement deals, netting him over $72 million (£58m). We reveal how the ace made his fortune and how he spends the piles of cash.
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Lauren Weymouth

21 November 2016

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