Olympique de Marseille Salaries Revealed from Lowest to Highest

September 24, 2025 Kris Isaksen

Olympique de Marseille's current wage bill stands at €75.8 million, reflecting the club’s significant investment in a squad packed with international talent. From rising stars to seasoned veterans, here’s a look at how much each player in the active squad is earning — from the lowest to the highest paid.

Amir Murillo – €52,500 weekly / €2.7m yearly

The Colombian right-back sits at the base of Marseille’s wage list but remains a key squad member thanks to his experience and athleticism. Murillo continues to provide reliable depth in defence.

Neal Maupay – €57,500 weekly / €3m yearly

French striker Neal Maupay, on loan from Brentford, is one of three players earning just under €60k a week. He brings added firepower to the front line, especially in tight Ligue 1 fixtures.

Emerson Palmieri – €57,700 weekly / €3m yearly

Italian international Emerson adds versatility and experience to the left side of the pitch. His Champions League pedigree makes him a valuable asset despite his mid-range wage.

Matt O'Riley – €57,700 weekly / €3m yearly

The Danish-English midfielder is another on Marseille’s €3 million annual bracket. O’Riley’s composure and playmaking ability in midfield have made him a smart investment.

Amine Harit – €59,600 weekly / €3.1m yearly

Harit remains a fan favorite for his flair and creativity in attacking midfield. The Moroccan’s dribbling and vision continue to unlock defences.

Arthur Vermeeren – €61,500 weekly / €3.2m yearly

Belgian youngster Vermeeren is one of the most promising talents in the squad. Despite his age, he’s already commanding a solid salary thanks to consistent performances.

Igor Paixão – €69,200 weekly / €3.6m yearly

Brazilian winger Paixão brings pace and unpredictability to Marseille’s wide options. His wage reflects both his potential and current impact.

Pierre-Emile Højbjerg – €77,000 weekly / €4m yearly

The Danish midfield anchor joined Marseille to add steel and structure in the middle of the park. Højbjerg's experience in the Premier League is proving vital.

Leonardo Balerdi – €81,000 weekly / €4.2m yearly

A mainstay in defence, the Argentine centre-back has become increasingly dependable. Balerdi’s contract places him among the club’s upper-tier earners.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – €80,500 weekly / €4.2m yearly

Veteran striker Aubameyang remains one of the most recognizable names at OM. His leadership and goalscoring instinct still command a premium wage.

Timothy Weah – €85,500 weekly / €4.5m yearly

USMNT forward Weah continues to develop at Marseille with regular game time. His explosive style and versatility justify his current wage level.

Amine Gouiri – €86,500 weekly / €4.5m yearly

French striker Gouiri has been a solid addition to the attack, contributing both goals and assists. His salary places him firmly among the team’s key players.

Mason Greenwood – €96,200 weekly / €5m yearly

On loan from Manchester United, Greenwood is one of Marseille’s top-paid forwards. The Englishman brings technical skill and goal threat to the final third.

Geoffrey Kondogbia – €104,000 weekly / €5.4m yearly

The powerful midfielder remains a dominant figure in the centre of the pitch. His wages reflect both his pedigree and his influence in big games.

Benjamin Pavard – €125,000 weekly / €6.5m yearly

World Cup winner Pavard tops Marseille’s wage chart. His defensive versatility and experience at the highest level make him the club’s most valuable earner.