Trinity Rodman has been steadily growing her impressive lineup of sponsorships, teaming up with big names like Adidas, Red Bull, and Oakley for long-term partnerships. As an Adidas ambassador, she’s been right in the thick of innovative product design, using her insights to create gear that truly meets the needs of elite women athletes. She played a key role in creating Adidas’s first women-specific cleat, the F50 SparkFusion.

Working closely with designers, she made sure that performance, comfort, and style all matched the unique biomechanics of the female foot. Rodman didn’t just lend her name; she really got involved and helped shape some important parts of the design.

She really pushed for a mid-cut silhouette that has a sock-like fit, catering to what North American women prefer when playing—something that hasn’t been a focus in earlier designs. Her feedback really shaped the colorway, fit, and graphic choices, leading to one of the biggest product launches in women’s soccer gear we’ve seen so far.

At the core of the story is the historic Adidas drop of her own signature gear. Rodman called it a deeply emotional moment, sharing on her Instagram story, “I could cry. My dreams come true every day.” Once the collection dropped, SOCCER.COM shared a bunch of photos showcasing the gear, saying, “All hers 💕 Introducing Trinity Rodman’s first Adidas signature 💅 Available now on SOCCER.COM.”

Rodman‘s heartfelt reaction really highlighted how significant it is for a female soccer star to have her own signature line in a sport that’s been mostly about men’s shoe culture for so long.

This release isn’t just about a new brand; it’s a real change in the culture. It’s all about giving female soccer fans gear that’s designed with them in mind, both in style and practicality. For Rodman, it’s like coming full circle: going from those design sessions together to now seeing young fans thrilled to wear her signature boots. So, what does her wallet look like with all these sponsorships?

Trinity Rodman is sitting at the top of the throne

Trinity Rodman is not just a standout player on the field; she’s also among the top earners in women’s soccer. Back in 2022, she inked a groundbreaking four-year contract extension with the Washington Spirit worth $1.1 million, which made her the highest-paid player in NWSL history. So, that comes out to about $281,000 a year on average, and there are contract options that go all the way through 2025—it’s really a remarkable milestone in the league’s financial growth.

When she’s not on the field, Rodman has managed to create a pretty impressive lineup of endorsement deals. She has some pretty impressive partnerships with Adidas, Oakley, and Red Bull, bringing in around $1.5 million a year in off-field income. In 2024, her estimated net worth was about $2.6 million, according to various reports, with most of her earnings off the pitch coming from sponsorships.

When you look at it all together, Rodman’s salary and endorsements really put her up there as one of the top earners in women’s sports. She’s earning a $281K annual base salary and around $1.5M from endorsement deals, marking a new financial milestone for NWSL players. This really highlights how top talent can boost both performance on the field and commercial success in today’s women’s soccer.