Luka Doncic (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

Luka Doncic will make a lot of money because, in the 2025 offseason, he will be able to sign a $346 million, five-year contract deal with the Dallas Mavericks. This season, Doncic has played 65 games, making him eligible for MVP and All-NBA awards.

If he is selected as a supermax player, Marks will see him get there. Here’s a brief rundown of what to expect and why, provided by Marks. Bobby Marks of ESPN provided details on the deal, referring to it as the “richest contract in NBA history.”

If Luka Doncic and many other All-Stars fulfill the requirements of being designated an All-NBA player and having a sufficient number of years in the league, they will be eligible for the massive extension.

He will now get a sizable salary in the hopes of leading the Dallas Mavericks to an NBA title. The NBA would never have a richer deal than this one as of now. He is unable to sign in 2024 due to the years of service requirements.

Luka Doncic Will Push the Mavs Closer to the Playoffs as They Move to Seed No. 5

The Mavericks faced one of the NBA’s hottest teams, but a Luka Doncic mastery helped them defeat the Houston Rockets and climb to fifth place in the Western Conference. They ended the Rockets’ 11-game unbeaten run with a 125-107 thrashing, Dallas’ seventh straight victory and 11th in 12 games.

After a comfortable win, Luka Doncic commented on Mavs support, “I had a good feeling it was going in. We stay together all the time. Even when a team goes on a run, we stay together, and that’s the most important thing.”

Luka Doncic did it again, finishing with 47 points, 12 rebounds, seven assists, and two steals in 35 minutes on the court. He shot 18-30 from the line and 9-16 from beyond the arc. He received plenty of help from Kyrie Irving (24 points and 7 assists) and Dante Exum (13 points). The win propels them atop the New Orleans Pelicans.