Carmelo Anthony Net Worth
How much does Carmelo Anthony make?
Carmelo Anthony Net Worth
$40 Million USD
Carmelo Anthony’s annual salary is $22 million, including $6 million that he earns through endorsements. His current contract with the Denver Nuggets is worth $80 million over 5 years.
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