What is Jaylen Brown's contract with Boston Celtics? Salary, duration, and more

Along with Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown has been a consistent performer for the Boston Celtics the past few seasons. Brown has been on an upward trajectory ever since joining the Boston Celtics and is an integral part of the success they have had.

The Boston Celtics are comfortably placed at the top of the Eastern Conference going into the All-Star break and will be looking to emerge as contenders in the postseason.

Currently, Jaylen Brown is in the third of a four-year deal that he signed at the end of the 2019-20 season. This was after his first 20+ points per game season, as he averaged 20.3 points and 6.4 rebounds per game.

Since then, he has seen a consistent uptick in his statistics and is currently having the best season of his career.

The player's four-year deal is worth more than $106 million. He started off with a salary of around $22 million, which saw a small yearly increase of around $2 million. As a result, this season, Jaylen Brown will earn around $26.7 million, which will jump to over $28.5 million next season.

Considering the numbers, Brown is up for a huge raise in the future and the Boston Celtics might need to move quickly in order to keep him. His current deal runs out at the end of next season.

Jaylen Brown is fit despite injury scare before All-Star break

Brown is averaging career-high numbers in terms of points and rebounds for the Celtics. He went into the All-Star break averaging 26.5 points, 7.0 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.

Considering his form over the past few seasons, the 26-year-old will have plenty of suitors, and the Celtics will need to stay ahead of the game.

He recently suffered an injury after colliding with Tatum in a game against the Philadelphia 76ers. However, Jaylen Brown took part in the All-Star Game and looks set to return for the Boston Celtics.

Brown and Jayson Tatum found themselves on opposite sides in the All-Star game, but both players made Boston Celtics fans proud.

Tatum scored 55 points and became the highest scorer in the history of an All-Star Game, while Brown top-scored for Team LeBron, finishing with 35 points. The two are set to return to the starting lineup against Indiana Pacers on Feb. 24.