FC Barcelona has faced significant financial challenges in recent years, forcing the club to make desperate decisions, such as selling VIP boxes at their stadium. However, the players certainly aren’t going hungry, as salaries remain high at the Spanish powerhouse. One player, in particular, earns almost double the salary of the second-highest-paid member of the squad.
Lamine Yamal – €1.670,000
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FC Barcelona’s rising star, the young Lamine Yamal, sits at the lower end of the top 20 highest-paid players. However, it’s likely only a matter of time before Barcelona rewards him with a contract that places him among the club’s top earners.
Clement Lenglet – €2,000,000
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FC Barcelona pays Clément Lenglet €2,000,000 annually, but for now, Aston Villa covers that expense, as the French defender is currently on loan at the Premier League club.
It wasn’t long after Wojciech Szczesny hung up his gloves and bid farewell to football that Barcelona came calling. A serious injury to Marc-André ter Stegen left the club searching for a free and affordable goalkeeper. Fortunately for them, Szczesny said yes and now earns €3,000,000 annually.
Iñaki Peña – €3,250,000
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Iñaki Peña earns €3.25 million annually, translating to a weekly wage of €62,500.
Pau Cubarsi – €4,000,000
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Pau Cubarsi has an annual salary of €4 million, which equals €76,923 per week.
Fermin Lopez – €4,000,000
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Fermin Lopez also earns €4 million per year, amounting to €76,923 per week.
Eric Garcia – €6,000,000
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Eric Garcia earns €6 million per year, which equals a weekly wage of €115,385.
Marc-André ter Stegen – €6,300,000
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Marc-André ter Stegen has an annual salary of €6.3 million, equivalent to €121,154 per week.
Gavi – €6,800,000
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Gavi earns €6.8 million annually, translating to a weekly wage of €130,769.
Ronald Araújo – €7,000,000
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Ronald Araújo takes home €7 million per year, amounting to €134,615 per week.
Andreas Christensen – €9,000,000
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Andreas Christensen earns an annual salary of €9 million, which equals €173,077 per week.
Inigo Martinez – €9,380,000
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Inigo Martinez earns €9.38 million per year, translating to a weekly wage of €180,385.
Dani Olmo – €9,380,000
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Dani Olmo also has an annual salary of €9.38 million, equivalent to €180,385 per week.
Pedri – €9,380,000
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Pedri takes home €9.38 million annually, which equals a weekly wage of €180,385.
Ferran Torres – €10,000,000
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Ferran Torres earns €10 million per year, amounting to €192,308 per week.
Raphinha – €12,500,000
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Raphinha takes home €12.5 million annually, which equals a weekly wage of €240,385.
Jules Koundé – €13,550,000
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Jules Koundé earns €13.55 million per year, translating to a weekly wage of €260,577.
Ansu Fati – €13,950,000
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Ansu Fati has an annual salary of €13.95 million, which equals €268,269 per week.
Frenkie de Jong – €19,000,000
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Frenkie de Jong earns €19 million per year, amounting to €365,385 per week.
Robert Lewandowski – €33,330,000
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Robert Lewandowski tops the list with an annual salary of €33.33 million, which equals a weekly wage of €640,962.
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