Ja Morant, currently one of the standout stars in the league, continues to make waves with his stellar performances for the Memphis Grizzlies this season, boasting averages of 26.8 PPG, 6.2 RPG, and 8.0 APG.

While Morant’s on-court excellence has solidified his status as one of the NBA’s most electrifying players, he is now eyeing success beyond the basketball court. Recently, Morant revealed his ambitious goal of becoming a billionaire by the age of 30, as reported by Jabari Young of Forbes.

Despite his young age, Morant is already making strategic moves off the court, including securing a signature shoe deal with Nike. This significant step in his partnership with the sports giant has garnered attention, with even Kevin Durant acknowledging it as a “great start” for Morant’s brand.

Morant shared his bold ambition, stating, “Me and my mom started a saying right after the season: Be a billionaire by 30. That’s my goal. So I have seven years.”

Acknowledging the immense difficulty of achieving such a milestone, the comparison is drawn to the exclusive company of athletes like Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, and LeBron James, who have graced Forbes’ list of billionaires. Morant’s agent, Jim Tanner of Tandem Sports + Entertainment, recognizes the challenge but sees unlimited potential in Morant’s endeavors. Tanner anticipates witnessing how far Morant can take his aspirations.

While the goal is undoubtedly ambitious, Morant’s marketability as an athlete and his ability to engage fans suggest a potential avenue for increased endorsements and off-court earnings in the future.