What is Timothy Weah’s Net Worth and Salary?
Timothy Weah is an American professional soccer player with an estimated net worth of $8 million.
He is widely recognized for his work as a winger and wingback for Olympique de Marseille and the United States men’s national team. A familiar face in the USMNT player pool, Weah has built an impressive club career that includes stints with Paris Saint-Germain, Celtic, Lille, Juventus, and Marseille. That résumé ranks among the most accomplished for an American player of his generation. His current salary at Marseille is believed to be around $5.35 million annually, making him one of the top earners on Team USA.
Beyond his career on the field, Weah comes from one of soccer’s most notable families. His father, George Weah, is the iconic former AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain forward who captured the 1995 Ballon d’Or before later becoming President of Liberia. His mother, Clar Weah, is a Jamaican-born American entrepreneur and former First Lady of Liberia. Though connected to an extraordinary international legacy, Timothy grew up largely in the United States, elected to play for the U.S. internationally, and has emerged as part of the most gifted and valuable generation in American soccer history.
Early Life
Timothy Tarpeh Weah was born on February 22, 2000, in Brooklyn, New York. While he entered the world in a family known for both soccer greatness and political prominence, much of his upbringing was centered in the United States. He was raised mainly by his mother in Brooklyn and later in Pembroke Pines, Florida, where he was surrounded by a blend of American, Liberian, Jamaican, and French cultural influences.
Despite being eligible to represent several nations, Weah committed to the United States. He has explained that the U.S. was the place where he was raised, where his passion for soccer developed, and where he felt the strongest sense of belonging.
Youth Career
His youth career began in Florida with West Pines United before he moved back to New York, where he played for Rosedale Soccer Club and BW Gottschee. He eventually joined the New York Red Bulls Academy, long regarded as one of the premier youth development programs in the country.
At age 13, Weah earned a trial with Chelsea, giving him early exposure to the European elite-club environment. In 2014, at age 14, he moved to France to join Paris Saint-Germain’s academy, the same club where his father had starred in the 1990s.
Weah quickly stood out in PSG’s youth system. His pace, directness, technical ability, and famous name brought attention, but he also produced on the field, including a hat-trick in UEFA Youth League play against Ludogorets.
Paris Saint-Germain and Celtic
Weah signed his first professional contract with Paris Saint-Germain in 2017. He made his senior Ligue 1 debut on March 3, 2018, against Troyes and scored his first senior goal for PSG in the 2018 Trophée des Champions against Monaco.
Breaking into PSG’s first team was extremely difficult because the club was stacked with international superstars. In January 2019, Weah joined Celtic on a six-month loan to get regular playing time. He scored four goals in 17 appearances for the Scottish club and won both the Scottish Premiership and Scottish Cup during his stay.
Lille
In June 2019, Lille purchased Weah from PSG for a transfer fee of around €10 million. His early years at Lille were disrupted by serious hamstring injuries, but he eventually became an important and versatile squad player.
Weah was part of Lille’s historic 2020-21 Ligue 1 title-winning squad, which beat out PSG for the championship. That title was one of the most impressive accomplishments in French soccer in years and gave Weah a major European league trophy early in his career.
Over four seasons, he made more than 100 appearances for Lille and became known for his ability to play as a winger, forward, or wingback.
Juventus
In July 2023, Juventus signed Weah from Lille for a transfer fee of approximately €11.3 million. The move took him to one of the most famous clubs in the world and continued his run of playing for globally recognized teams.
At Juventus, Weah was often used as a right wingback rather than as a traditional winger. The role required defensive discipline, stamina, and tactical flexibility. He made more than 70 appearances over two seasons and helped Juventus win the 2023-24 Coppa Italia.
Marseille
In August 2025, Weah returned to France by joining Olympique de Marseille from Juventus on an initial loan deal with a mandatory purchase obligation. The deal was structured as a €1 million loan with a mandatory €14.4 million obligation to buy, plus €4.1 million in potential bonuses.
The move gave Weah a fresh start and a chance to play in a more natural attacking role. At Marseille, he became a regular contributor and reconnected with the French league where he spent much of his development. His Marseille salary, estimated at roughly $5.35 million per year, made him one of the top-paid players in the USMNT pool.
United States National Team
Weah moved through the U.S. youth national team system at the U15, U17, and U20 levels. At the 2017 U17 World Cup, he made international headlines by scoring a hat-trick against Paraguay in the Round of 16.
He made his senior U.S. national team debut in 2018. His most famous international moment came at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, when he scored the United States’ opening goal of the tournament in a 1-1 draw against Wales. That goal instantly became one of the defining moments of his career.
Weah also became part of the USMNT squads that won three consecutive CONCACAF Nations League titles. In June 2026, he started on the wing in Team USA’s opening World Cup match against Paraguay at SoFi Stadium.
Contracts, Salaries & Career Earnings
Weah has built a stable and lucrative career across several of Europe’s top leagues. His early PSG contract paid entry-level professional wages, likely in the range of $200,000 to $350,000 per year. His 2019 move to Lille raised his income into the mid-tier Ligue 1 range, with estimated annual earnings of approximately $1.2 million to $1.6 million.
His 2023 move to Juventus pushed him into another financial tier, with his Serie A compensation estimated at a gross club cost of roughly $2.3 million annually. His biggest salary jump came with Marseille. His current contract is valued at roughly $5.35 million per year, or about $102,884 per week.
As of mid-2026, Weah’s total gross career club earnings are estimated at approximately $14.5 million. That figure includes salaries from PSG, Celtic, Lille, Juventus, and Marseille, but does not include every bonus, national team payment, endorsement dollar, or future Marseille contract year.
Endorsements
Weah is one of the more marketable players on the U.S. men’s national team because of his family background, international club history, fashion sense, and global name recognition.
His most important endorsement is with New Balance. Weah signed a long-term footwear and apparel deal with the brand and has served as a global ambassador in soccer and lifestyle campaigns. The partnership fits his image well: young, stylish, international, and connected to both European soccer and American culture.
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