Connor McDavid, the talented NHL center and captain of the Edmonton Oilers, has once again committed his future to the team that drafted him.
On Monday, McDavid reached an agreement on a two-year extension worth $25 million, putting an end to weeks of speculation about whether the NHL legend would remain in Edmonton.
The decision followed a tense offseason. After the Oilers fell to the Florida Panthers in a second straight Stanley Cup Final, questions lingered about McDavid’s next move. His contract was set to expire after the 2025–26 season, and his public comments in June made it unclear if the athlete would stay. That uncertainty ended when reports confirmed his new deal — and McDavid himself subtly announced it on Instagram with the caption, “Our journey here continues,” followed by two heart emojis in the team’s colors.
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With such a legacy, fans naturally wonder — how much has Connor McDavid earned from his time on the ice, and what does his net worth look like today?
How Much Is Connor McDavid’s Net Worth?
McDavid’s net worth is estimated at around $30 million as of 2025, a figure built largely through his dominant NHL career.
His income comes from multiple streams — annual salary, contract bonuses, and a steady lineup of endorsement deals that have only grown as his career has progressed.
Long before becoming the face of the Edmonton Oilers, McDavid was already attracting major brands. At just 15, Connor signed a five-year contract with Reebok/CCM, reportedly worth $2.5 million.
Over the years, the NHL star continued to expand that portfolio with partnerships involving BetMGM, Alo Yoga, BodyArmor, and Canadian Tire.
While the total value of his endorsements hasn’t been made public, these deals, combined with his record-setting contracts on the ice, have cemented him as one of the highest-earning players in hockey today.
How Much Does He Make Per Year?
Over the course of his NHL career, McDavid has earned more than $120 million in total. His yearly income has remained among the highest in professional hockey, with most of it coming from his long-term deal with the Edmonton Oilers.
Some of his most lucrative seasons include $15 million in 2018–19, $14 million in 2019–20, $13 million in 2020–21, $15 million in 2021–22, $12 million in 2022–23, and $11 million in both 2023–24 and 2024–25, with another $10 million expected in the 2025–26 season.
His financial rise began soon after the player entered the league. Following several standout years with the Erie Otters, McDavid was selected first overall by the Edmonton Oilers in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. His rookie deal — a three-year contract worth about $11 million — set the foundation for his future earnings.
At only 19, McDavid became the youngest captain in NHL history, leading the Oilers and proving his leadership both on and off the ice. In July 2017, the legend signed a landmark eight-year, $100 million extension, which began with the 2018–19 season. It secured his place as one of the league’s top earners.
House and Property Details
Connor McDavid and his wife, Lauren Kyle, decided early on that no existing house could match what they had in mind — so they designed their own. The couple built a custom 8,000-square-foot mansion in Edmonton, Alberta, a three-story home that balances sleek modern design with a warm, lived-in feel.
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The property includes a speakeasy-style bar tucked away in the basement and a panoramic deck that opens to sweeping views of the river valley.
