Marseille have been one of the surprise packages in this year’s European competitions, defying expectations and pushing deep into the knockout rounds. Advancing this far is no small feat—especially when their wage bill falls short of many of the continent’s elite clubs.

We took a closer look at the salaries of the squad and ranked the players from the lowest paid to the highest.

13. Michael Murillo – £45,128 per week / £2,346,664 per year

Panamanian right-back Michael Murillo joined Marseille to bring defensive stability and pace on the flanks. While not among the most high-profile names, his consistency and international experience make him a reliable option.

12. Neal Maupay – £49,591 per week / £2,578,752 per year

Neal Maupay returned to Ligue 1 with something to prove after a mixed spell in England. Known for his gritty playing style and ability to press high, he’s looking to reignite his goal-scoring form in Marseille.

11. Amine Harit – £51,244 per week / £2,664,710 per year

The Moroccan playmaker has struggled with injuries but remains a technically gifted midfielder. When fit, Harit brings creativity and unpredictability to Marseille’s attacking transitions.

10. Luiz Felipe – £60,171 per week / £3,128,886 per year

A strong and composed center-back, Luiz Felipe adds Italian defensive discipline to Marseille’s backline. He has gradually cemented his place thanks to his aerial strength and tackling.

9. Chancel Mbemba – £63,477 per week / £3,300,802 per year

The Congolese defender has been a fan favorite since his arrival due to his heart-on-the-sleeve playing style. Versatile and experienced, Mbemba is one of the leaders in the squad.

8. Valentin Rongier – £65,461 per week / £3,403,953 per year

A technically sound midfielder, Rongier is known for his work rate and positional awareness. He often serves as the engine in midfield and a link between defense and attack.

7. Leonardo Balerdi – £69,428 per week / £3,610,253 per year

The Argentine defender, once seen as a big prospect, continues to develop at Marseille. Balerdi brings elegance to the defense with his ball-playing ability, though he’s still searching for consistency.

6. Amine Gouiri – £75,214 per week / £3,911,107 per year

A modern forward who can play across the front line, Gouiri has flair and a keen eye for goal. At Marseille, he’s expected to become a cornerstone of their attack in the coming seasons.

5. Ismaël Bennacer – £90,091 per week / £4,684,733 per year

Bennacer is a midfield maestro, combining Algerian tenacity with Italian tactical awareness. A recent addition, he was brought in to orchestrate play from deep and add bite to the midfield.

4. Mason Greenwood – £90,091 per week / £4,684,733 per year

Greenwood’s move to Marseille marked a fresh start after a turbulent period in England. On the pitch, his technical brilliance and natural finishing ability remain undeniable assets.

3. Geoffrey Kondogbia – £90,091 per week / £4,684,733 per year

A physically dominant midfielder, Kondogbia is known for breaking up play and driving the ball forward. His experience across Europe makes him a valuable presence in the center of the park.

2. Pierre-Emile Højbjerg – £102,158 per week / £5,312,229 per year

The Danish international brings Premier League pedigree and leadership to Marseille’s midfield. A tactically astute player, Højbjerg excels in both destroying and building play.

1. Adrien Rabiot – £105,134 per week / £5,466,954 per year

Rabiot tops Marseille’s payroll, and rightly so. A graceful yet combative midfielder, the French international blends technique, vision, and a physical edge, making him a key figure in Marseille’s ambitions.