Rory McIlroy Richer than Anthony Joshua and Harry Kane revealed as astonishing assets

Rory McIlroy's net assets for British sports stars Anthony Joshua and Harry Kane.

According to the newly released Sunday Times Rich List, the reigning Master Champion has increased by a whopping £ 35 million for a result.

The 36-year-old is now worth a cool £ 2,60 million compared to his value of 225 million GBP a year ago.

McIlroy is also one of the wealthiest under the 1940s in Great Britain and took 19th place and first place in Northern Ireland.

The climb of the star in the past 12 months has led to stars like the former world champion of the world in heavyweight, Anthony Joshua, who took 24th place with a wealth of £ 195 million.

McIlroy also put the English captain Harry Kane in the shade, whose value of 100 million GBP placed him in 38th place.

The only other name on the list of the world of sport was Andy Murray, who provided 35 on the list of 110 million GBP.

The actual assets of Mcilroy could be greater than the £ 260 million specified by the Sunday Times, since the list is compiled based on assets, including land, property and significant participants in publicly listed companies, and not solely on the basis of bank accounts.

His revenue last month recorded a huge spike when McIlroy finally got the difficult masters into his hands and reached a career grand Slam.

In the victory in Augusta he collected £ 3.15 million, where his total price of the PGA Tour Prize ran over 100 million GBP.

McIlroy's Play-Off-Sieg over Justin Rose saw that he was only the sixth golfer who completed the career grand Slam while he gave him a fifth career major.

But he faces a hard fight to demand large major titles after an error-loaded opening round in the 107th US PGA championship in a row.

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British athletes on Sunday Times 40 under 40 Rich List

McIlroy fought with 10 shots on a three-over-saving 74-Jhonattan Vegas.

Vegas ended his round with five birdies in the last six holes to be the first Venezuelan player to lead a major.

The 350 people, which were recorded in the Sunday Times Rich list, combined astonishing £ 772.8 billion – a decline of three percent compared to the compilation of the previous year.

The journalist Robert Watts, who creates the list, said: “The Rich list of the Sunday Times is changing. Our billionaire is no longer reduced and the combined wealth of those who can be seen in our research falls.

“We also find that less of the Superrich of the world live in Great Britain. Our research continues to find a variety of self-made entrepreneurs who find the assets not only from artificial intelligence, video games and new technologies, but also banal everyday objects such as make-up, hadiators and jogging tenges.

“We know that many of our readers find these people and their stories inspire – especially the many who had hard starts or setbacks to their life and career.”