How much Novak Djokovic has banked from the ATP Tour Pension Plan
The ATP Pension Plan has paid Novak Djokovic 1,066,862 dollars since 2011, a figure published only now, 36 years after the scheme was created. He qualified for Tier 1 contributions of about 120,000 dollars a year, paid from 50 over 20 years.
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O Plano de Pensão do ATP Tour pagou US$ 1.066.862 a Novak Djokovic desde 2011, número que o circuito só agora tornou público em seu site oficial, 36 anos após a criação do sistema.
O total cobre um período em que ele somou mais de 20 títulos de Grand Slam e se soma ao prize money que já o torna o maior ganhador da história do ATP Tour.
O plano é de 1990, o ano em que o ATP Tour se consolidou com seus níveis Masters 1000, 500 e 250. Os pagamentos não são automáticos: quanto um jogador recebe por ano depende de vários fatores, entre eles “receitas de dados do Tour, incluindo placar ao vivo e estatísticas de jogo”.
Djokovic se qualificou para contribuições de Nível 1, de cerca de US$ 120 mil por ano, o que explica como o valor cresceu tanto. Nada disso chega de uma vez. Como numa previdência comum, o dinheiro vem depois: quando ele completar 50 anos, o ATP Tour começará a pagar ao longo de 20 anos, com estimativa atual entre US$ 20 mil e US$ 24 mil por mês.
Ele provavelmente não vai precisar. Nas posições mais baixas do ranking, o mesmo dinheiro pesa muito mais, e as carreiras ali são notoriamente curtas e caras. Um jogador precisa de pelo menos três Anos de Serviço para receber pagamentos e cinco Anos de Serviço para destravar o benefício integral.
Alexander Zverev é o outro grande beneficiário atual. O alemão, que recentemente se tornou número 1 do mundo pela primeira vez, acumulou US$ 993.250 depois de 13 anos no tour.
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