As Juventus gears up for the 2025–2026 season, the club’s salary sheet reveals a sharp contrast in player earnings. From young talents on entry-level contracts to seasoned stars commanding millions, here’s a breakdown of every player’s gross annual salary, starting from the lowest paid to the top earner.

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Jonas Rouhi – €370,000 Gross Per Year

Swedish defender Jonas Rouhi is currently the lowest-paid member of the Juventus squad, with a gross salary of €370,000. At just 21 years old, his three-year contract reflects his position as a developing talent in the team.

Carlo Pinsoglio – €560,000 Gross Per Year

Veteran third-choice goalkeeper Carlo Pinsoglio brings experience to the dressing room, earning €560,000 per season. At 35, he remains a reliable backup option between the posts.

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Vasilije Adžić – €740,000 Gross Per Year

The 19-year-old Montenegrin midfielder Vasilije Adžić is early in his professional career and signed through 2029. His €740,000 annual salary highlights the club’s investment in future potential.

Fabio Miretti – €1,850,000 Gross Per Year

Miretti, a homegrown product, earns €1,850,000 a year as he continues to develop into a midfield regular. At 22 years old, his current deal runs until 2028.

Juan Cabal – €2,220,000 Gross Per Year

Colombian left-back Juan Cabal brings defensive solidity for €2,220,000 annually. Signed through 2029, he remains a cost-effective option in the squad.

Arkadiusz Milik – €2,240,000 Gross Per Year

Polish striker Arkadiusz Milik, now 31, pockets €2.24 million a year. Though not a starter, he provides veteran presence and depth up front.

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Mattia Perin – €2,780,000 Gross Per Year

Second-choice goalkeeper Mattia Perin earns just over €2.5 million annually. His contract runs until 2027, and he offers crucial experience behind the main keeper.

Kenan Yıldız – €2,960,000 Gross Per Year

At just 20, Turkish forward Kenan Yıldız already earns €2.9 million per season. His four-year deal underscores Juventus’ belief in his attacking potential.

Pierre Kalulu – €3,080,000 Gross Per Year

French center-back Pierre Kalulu is locked in through 2029 and earns just over €3 million a year. His defensive reliability makes him a key long-term signing.

Filip Kostić – €3,210,000 Gross Per Year

Serbian winger Filip Kostić, now 32, is one of the more experienced wide players in the squad. He earns €3.21 million per year under his contract expiring in 2026.

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Weston McKennie – €3,210,000 Gross Per Year

American midfielder Weston McKennie matches Kostić’s salary at €3.21 million. Known for his work rate, he is set to stay until 2029.

João Mário – €3,700,000 Gross Per Year

Portuguese full-back João Mário earns €3,7 million a year and is signed through 2030. At 25, he’s part of Juventus’ defensive rebuild.

Michele Di Gregorio – €3,700,000 Gross Per Year

Newly signed goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio will earn €3.7 million a year through 2029. His role as a potential starter makes this a notable investment.

Daniele Rugani – €3,700,000 Gross Per Year

Veteran center-back Daniele Rugani is on the final year of his deal, earning €3.7 million annually. With over six years at the club, he remains a depth option.

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Khéphren Thuram – €3,700,000 Gross Per Year

French midfielder Khéphren Thuram is among Juventus’ newest additions, earning €3,7 million a year. At 24, his arrival brings energy to the midfield.

Lloyd Kelly – €4,440,000 Gross Per Year

English defender Lloyd Kelly joins Thuram with an identical salary of €4.44 million. At 26, he is seen as a reinforcement for the left side of defense.

Andrea Cambiaso – €4,440,000 Gross Per Year

Italian full-back Andrea Cambiaso also earns €4.44 million per year. The 25-year-old is entering a critical phase of his Juventus tenure with a long-term deal.

Edon Zhegrova – €4,630,000 Gross Per Year

Kosovar winger Edon Zhegrova brings flair and creativity, earning €4.6 million annually. Signed through 2029, he’s expected to be a regular in attack.

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Federico Gatti – €5,740,000 Gross Per Year

Italian defender Federico Gatti earns €5.74 million per year and has committed until 2030. At 27, he’s emerging as a key player in Juventus’ back line.

Teun Koopmeiners – €5,770,000 Gross Per Year

Dutch midfielder Teun Koopmeiners brings versatility and earns just under €5.8 million annually. His four-year deal underlines his expected importance in the middle of the park.

Manuel Locatelli – €6,110,000 Gross Per Year

Italian midfielder Locatelli earns €6.61 million a year, staying until 2028. Known for his control and distribution, he’s vital to Juventus’ engine room.

Francisco Conceição – €7,040,000 Gross Per Year

Portuguese winger Francisco Conceição earns €7.04 million annually. At 22, he represents both youth and attacking promise.

Loïs Openda – €7,410,000 Gross Per Year

Belgian forward Loïs Openda signed in September 2025 and earns €7.41 million per year. With pace and finishing ability, he’s seen as a marquee attacking asset.

Bremer – €9,260,000 Gross Per Year

Brazilian center-back Bremer earns €9.26 million annually under a deal running until 2029. A defensive leader, his contract reflects his importance to the back line.

Jonathan David – €11,110,000 Gross Per Year

Canadian striker Jonathan David is among Juventus’ highest earners at €11.11 million per year. Signed through 2030, he’s expected to lead the line in the coming seasons.

Dušan Vlahović – €22,220,000 Gross Per Year

Serbian striker Dušan Vlahović tops Juventus’ salary list with a staggering €22.22 million annually. As the club’s highest-paid player, all eyes will be on him to deliver in 2025–2026.