AC Milan’s latest wage data reveals exactly how much each player earns per week and per year. From academy prospects to international stars, here’s a clear, structured look at the Rossoneri’s 2024/25 payroll – starting from the bottom.
Lorenzo Torriani – €7,115/week | €370,000/year
Torriani is the lowest-paid player on Milan’s books and currently without a full contract. His future with the club is uncertain, but he’s gaining valuable training experience.
David Odogu – €17,885/week | €930,000/year
Odogu earns a modest wage as a developing youth defender. Still only 17, his salary reflects his early career status.
Davide Bartesaghi – €21,346/week | €1.11M/year
The young left-back earns just over €21K weekly. As he breaks further into the first team, this could rise in the coming years.
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Alexis Saelemaekers – €24,615/week | €1.28M/year
Despite his seniority, Saelemaekers is among the lowest earners in Milan’s senior squad. Currently loaned out, his future at the club remains unclear.
Pietro Terracciano – €28,462/week | €1.48M/year
Terracciano is a budget-friendly addition to Milan’s defense. His earnings align with his developmental stage.
Zachary Athekame – €35,577/week | €1.85M/year
Athekame has recently stepped up from the youth ranks and now earns a solid weekly wage. He’s one to watch in midfield.
Koni De Winter – €60,577/week | €3.15M/year
De Winter’s salary reflects his growing responsibilities as a squad regular. The Belgian defender is proving to be a reliable option.
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Strahinja Pavlović – €60,577/week | €3.15M/year
The Serbian centre-back matches De Winter’s salary. He offers depth and experience to Milan’s defense.
Matteo Gabbia – €64,038/week | €3.33M/year
Gabbia remains a loyal squad player earning a decent wage. As a homegrown product, he continues to serve as a dependable backup.
Mike Maignan – €69,038/week | €3.59M/year
Arguably Milan’s most valuable player per euro, Maignan earns a surprisingly modest wage for a world-class goalkeeper.
Ismaël Bennacer – €81,154/week | €4.22M/year
Bennacer’s salary doesn’t quite match his importance on the pitch. Still, his €4.2 million yearly contract makes him one of Milan’s more consistent earners.
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Fikayo Tomori – €86,346/week | €4.49M/year
Tomori is Milan’s defensive anchor and earns accordingly. His physical presence and consistency make him a top choice in central defense.
Pervis Estupiñán – €89,038/week | €4.63M/year
Estupiñán adds depth on the left and earns a balanced salary. A smart acquisition, his wages reflect Milan’s strategic spending.
Samuele Ricci – €89,038/week | €4.63M/year
Ricci’s identical wage to Estupiñán shows Milan’s tiered salary approach. He’s a key part of the club’s future midfield.
Santiago Gimenez – €89,038/week | €4.63M/year
Gimenez also earns €89K a week, positioning him as an important long-term investment in the attack.
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Ardon Jashari – €89,038/week | €4.63M/year
Jashari completes the €89K-per-week trio. A tactically flexible player, he brings technical quality to the squad.
Christian Pulisic – €98,654/week | €5.13M/year
Pulisic earns just under €100K weekly. As a high-profile signing, his wage reflects his international stature and marketing power.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek – €98,654/week | €5.13M/year
Loftus-Cheek matches Pulisic’s wage, bringing experience and strength to the heart of midfield. He’s been a steady performer since arriving.
Youssouf Fofana – €106,923/week | €5.56M/year
Fofana’s salary puts him just above most midfielders. Known for his consistency, his wages reflect his solid all-around play.
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Rafael Leão – €123,269/week | €6.41M/year
Leão is one of the club’s most exciting players but doesn’t top the wage bill. A new deal may be needed to match his status.
Luka Modrić – €124,615/week | €6.48M/year
The veteran midfielder earns a competitive wage despite his age. Modrić brings unmatched experience to Milan’s squad.
Adrien Rabiot – €178,077/week | €9.26M/year
Rabiot is among Milan’s top earners, reflecting his influence in midfield. His high salary signals Milan’s intent to build a dominant central unit.
Christopher Nkunku – €178,077/week | €9.26M/year
Nkunku shares the top spot with Rabiot as Milan’s highest-paid player. His wage matches the club’s investment in him as a game-changer.
