The 100 Biggest Paychecks in the Premier League – Ranked

Money talks louder than ever in the Premier League. With global TV deals worth billions, sponsorships flooding in, and clubs battling for the world’s best talent, wages have reached astonishing levels. In 2025, even promising youngsters are earning six figures a week, while established stars take home salaries that rival entire club budgets elsewhere in Europe.

From rising stars breaking into the big time to global icons commanding record paychecks, this ranking reveals the financial hierarchy of English football. Here are the 100 highest-paid Premier League players, listed from the lowest to the highest, along with the clubs that value them most.

100. Manuel Ugarte – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

The Uruguayan midfielder earns his wage at Manchester United, where he was signed to bring steel to the midfield. Known for his tackling and work rate, Ugarte provides a solid anchor in Erik ten Hag’s setup. His salary reflects both his pedigree from Portugal and the club’s faith in his development.

99. Jarrad Branthwaite – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

The young defender’s big-money move to Newcastle made him one of the most talked-about transfers of the summer. His aerial presence and composure have already marked him out as a future England international. At £120,000 per week, his pay reflects his growing reputation.

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98. Jacob Ramsey – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

Ramsey left Aston Villa for Newcastle in 2025 and immediately slotted into their midfield. His ability to drive forward with the ball and contribute goals makes him a valuable all-rounder. The Magpies see him as a cornerstone for the future, and his wage packet reflects that.

97. Idrissa Gueye – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

The Everton veteran continues to be a reliable figure in midfield. Despite being in the latter years of his career, Gueye’s positional intelligence and tenacity remain vital. His wages reward loyalty and years of top-level service.

96. Oleksandr Zinchenko – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

On loan at Nottingham Forest, Zinchenko has brought both versatility and leadership. Comfortable at left-back or in midfield, he provides tactical flexibility. His salary shows the level of experience and quality Forest were able to attract.

95. Dominik Szoboszlai – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

Liverpool’s Hungarian playmaker quickly established himself as a fan favorite. Energetic, creative, and dangerous from range, he has been one of the standout signings of recent years. His £120,000 weekly wage is a bargain considering his influence on the team.

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94. Rayan Aït-Nouri – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

Manchester City snapped up the Algerian left-back to bolster their defensive options. Aït-Nouri’s speed, dribbling, and versatility make him an intriguing asset for Pep Guardiola. At £6.24m annually, his wages reflect his potential to grow into a star.

93. Riccardo Calafiori – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

Arsenal secured the Italian defender in 2025 after his rapid rise in Serie A. Calm on the ball and strong defensively, Calafiori has the qualities to thrive in the Premier League. His salary reflects Arsenal’s long-term commitment to developing him.

92. Samuel Chukwueze – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

The Nigerian winger made the switch to Fulham in 2025, adding much-needed flair to their attack. Known for his dribbling and direct style of play, Chukwueze gives Fulham a genuine threat out wide. His £120,000 weekly salary is a statement of ambition from the London club.

91. Sandro Tonali – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

Newcastle continue to back the Italian midfielder despite his setbacks. Tonali remains one of the most technically gifted players in their squad, offering deep-lying creativity. His £120,000 weekly salary reflects the investment the club continues to make in his talent.

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90. Aaron Ramsdale – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

The England goalkeeper swapped Arsenal for Newcastle after losing his starting spot. Ramsdale brings both experience and leadership, giving the Magpies a reliable option between the posts. His salary reflects Newcastle’s ambition to build depth in every position.

89. Tosin Adarabioyo – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

Chelsea secured the centre-back on a free transfer, making his wages look even more valuable. Strong in the air and calm on the ball, Tosin offers stability at the back. His contract highlights Chelsea’s plan to balance costly stars with smart additions.

88. Amad Diallo – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

The Ivorian winger has steadily worked his way into Manchester United’s first-team picture. His pace and creativity make him an exciting option off the bench. At £120,000 per week, United are showing their belief in his potential to become a regular starter.

87. Victor Lindelöf – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

The Swedish defender continues to be a squad regular at Manchester United. Known for his calmness under pressure, Lindelöf remains a trusted backup option. His salary reflects his experience at the top level.

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86. Alphonse Areola – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

West Ham’s French goalkeeper has established himself as their No.1. His reflexes and consistency have kept him in the Premier League for years. The £120,000 weekly wage keeps him among the higher-paid keepers outside the traditional “Big Six.”

85. Kieran Trippier – £120,000 p/w (£6,240,000 p/y)

The England full-back remains a leader at Newcastle United. Renowned for his set-pieces and leadership qualities, Trippier is vital both on and off the pitch. His contract rewards years of consistency at the top.

84. Jordan Pickford – £125,000 p/w (£6,500,000 p/y)

England’s first-choice goalkeeper is still one of Everton’s most important figures. His shot-stopping and distribution remain key to the Toffees’ survival hopes. Pickford’s pay reflects his long-standing status as club and country’s No.1.

83. João Pedro – £125,000 p/w (£6,500,000 p/y)

After excelling at Brighton, the Brazilian forward earned a move to Chelsea in 2025. Quick, technical, and sharp in front of goal, Pedro is seen as one of the league’s brightest attacking prospects. His wages mirror his growing stature in English football.

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82. Matheus Nunes – £130,000 p/w (£6,760,000 p/y)

The Portuguese midfielder plays an important role at Manchester City, offering energy and composure in possession. He provides Guardiola with depth in a crowded midfield. His £130,000 weekly wage shows City’s ability to stockpile talent.

81. Mikel Merino – £130,000 p/w (£6,760,000 p/y)

Returning to England with Arsenal in 2025, Merino brings both physical presence and technical quality. A mature midfielder, he provides balance alongside the Gunners’ attacking players. His contract reflects Arsenal’s belief in his ability to perform at the highest level.

80. Cole Palmer – £130,000 p/w (£6,760,000 p/y)

The Chelsea playmaker has quickly become the face of their attack after a breakout season. Creative, composed, and ice-cool from the penalty spot, Palmer has stepped up in big moments. His £130,000 weekly salary is modest compared to his influence but reflects his rapid rise.

79. Ollie Watkins – £130,000 p/w (£6,760,000 p/y)

Aston Villa’s main striker has grown into one of the Premier League’s most consistent goalscorers. His movement and finishing make him a constant threat against top defenses. At £130,000 per week, Watkins is well rewarded as the spearhead of Villa’s attack.

78. Bernd Leno – £130,000 p/w (£6,760,000 p/y)

The German goalkeeper remains a steady and experienced figure at Fulham. Known for his reflexes and leadership at the back, Leno has been crucial in keeping Fulham competitive. His wages keep him among the higher-paid keepers outside the big clubs.

77. Nick Woltemade – £132,500 p/w (£6,890,000 p/y)

The young German forward made the jump to the Premier League in 2025. Tall, mobile, and technically sound, he is viewed as a player with significant upside. His unusual wage figure reflects a carefully negotiated contract for a rising talent.

76. Lucas Digne – £135,000 p/w (£7,020,000 p/y)

The French left-back continues to be a reliable presence for Aston Villa. His crossing ability and consistency make him a key contributor. His £135,000 weekly wage rewards his years of top-level experience.

75. Douglas Luiz – £135,000 p/w (£7,020,000 p/y)

Luiz surprised many when he signed for Nottingham Forest in 2025. A midfielder with vision and composure, he gives Forest a genuine Premier League star in their ranks. His salary is proof of Forest’s growing ambition.

74. João Palhinha – £135,000 p/w (£7,020,000 p/y)

Tottenham secured Palhinha to add bite and steel in midfield. One of the best ball-winners in the league, his physical style is highly valued. His pay packet reflects Spurs’ determination to toughen up their squad.

73. Noussair Mazraoui – £135,000 p/w (£7,020,000 p/y)

The Moroccan full-back joined Manchester United to provide width and versatility. Comfortable in both defensive and attacking phases, Mazraoui fits well into United’s style. His wages show his value as an experienced international.

72. Amadou Onana – £140,000 p/w (£7,280,000 p/y)

Onana completed a big-money move to Aston Villa in 2025. A commanding midfielder, he adds strength and defensive coverage to Villa’s spine. His £140,000 weekly salary underlines his importance in their European ambitions.

71. Dominic Solanke – £140,000 p/w (£7,280,000 p/y)

The Tottenham striker has matured into a consistent goalscorer at Premier League level. Strong in the air and reliable in finishing, he has given Spurs much-needed presence up front. His wages show the faith Tottenham have placed in him as a starter.

70. Donyell Malen – £140,000 p/w (£7,280,000 p/y)

The Dutch forward joined Manchester United in 2025, adding pace and versatility to their front line. Known for his direct dribbling and ability to play across the attack, Malen gives United extra depth. His salary reflects his reputation as an established European forward.

69. Yoane Wissa – £140,000 p/w (£7,280,000 p/y)

The Congolese attacker made a surprise switch to Newcastle United. With his tireless pressing and eye for goal, Wissa has already endeared himself to fans at St. James’ Park. His £140,000 weekly wage shows Newcastle’s intent to add depth to their attack.

68. Jarrod Bowen – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

West Ham’s talisman continues to be the face of the club. A hard-working winger with a consistent scoring record, Bowen is vital for the Hammers’ attack. His £150,000 salary makes him one of the best-paid English players outside the “Big Six.”

67. Luke Shaw – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

Manchester United’s dependable left-back has been one of the league’s most consistent defenders when fit. A strong tackler with attacking instincts, Shaw is crucial to United’s balance. His wages put him among the club’s senior figures.

66. Kalvin Phillips – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The England midfielder has struggled for playing time at Manchester City, but his contract remains one of the more lucrative in the league. Phillips is still valued for his intelligence and passing range. His salary reflects the reputation he had when City signed him.

65. Ryan Gravenberch – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Dutch midfielder has been developing at Liverpool since arriving from Bayern. Still young, Gravenberch offers creativity and drive from midfield. His pay mirrors Liverpool’s faith in him as a long-term project.

64. Bryan Mbeumo – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

Now at Manchester United, the Cameroonian attacker is admired for his work rate and versatility across the front three. His movement and pressing make him a manager’s dream. His new contract reflects his rise from Brentford talisman to Old Trafford star.

63. Randal Kolo Muani – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The French forward landed at Tottenham in 2025, adding pace and flair to their attack. He has the versatility to play centrally or on the wing, making him invaluable in Ange Postecoglou’s system. His salary reflects his high-profile move from Paris.

62. Boubacar Kamara – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The French defensive midfielder continues to be a vital cog in Aston Villa’s setup. Calm in possession and excellent at breaking up play, Kamara is key to their midfield balance. His wages underline his growing reputation in the league.

61. Lucas Paquetá – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Brazilian playmaker remains West Ham’s creative heartbeat. With flair, vision, and the ability to unlock defenses, Paquetá is one of the most technically gifted midfielders in the Premier League. His £150,000 weekly salary keeps him among the Hammers’ top earners.

60. Ben White – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Arsenal defender has been one of Mikel Arteta’s most consistent players, capable of excelling at centre-back or right-back. His tactical flexibility makes him invaluable in different systems. His £150,000 weekly salary is well-earned given his reliability.

59. Noni Madueke – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The young winger made a high-profile switch to Arsenal in 2025. Blessed with flair and dribbling skill, Madueke offers width and unpredictability in attack. His wages reflect both his potential and the expectation that he can grow into a star at the Emirates.

58. Emiliano Martínez – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

A World Cup winner with Argentina, Martínez continues to be Aston Villa’s inspirational leader at the back. His presence, shot-stopping, and mentality have made him one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League. His £7.8m annual pay ensures he remains among the top-paid keepers.

57. Federico Chiesa – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Italian forward joined the Premier League in 2025, adding a blend of pace and power. Known for his relentless running and eye for goal, Chiesa is a nightmare for defenders. His £150,000 weekly salary reflects his pedigree as a European champion.

56. Mohammed Kudus – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Ghanaian star made the switch to Tottenham Hotspur, where his technical quality and energy have boosted their midfield. Kudus is capable of scoring and creating in equal measure. Spurs pay him £150,000 a week to be a difference-maker in their push for silverware.

55. Gabriel Magalhães – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Brazilian centre-back has become a defensive rock for Arsenal. Strong in the air and quick across the ground, he complements William Saliba perfectly. His wages are fitting for a player who is vital to the Gunners’ title hopes.

54. Anthony Gordon – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The winger has blossomed into one of Newcastle United’s most dangerous players. Quick, direct, and increasingly productive in front of goal, Gordon is central to their attacking threat. His £150,000 weekly wage is recognition of his rising profile.

53. Joelinton – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Brazilian has reinvented himself from struggling striker to powerful box-to-box midfielder at Newcastle. His work rate, strength, and commitment make him a crowd favorite. His £150,000 wage reflects both his importance and his remarkable transformation.

52. Youri Tielemans – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Belgian midfielder continues to show his passing range and calmness on the ball at Aston Villa. Known for scoring spectacular goals, he brings creativity and experience. His contract keeps him among Villa’s top earners.

51. Mateo Kovacic – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

At Manchester City, the Croatian midfielder provides balance, ball retention, and experience in high-pressure matches. He is the type of player who makes the team tick quietly but effectively. His £150,000 salary reflects his role as a reliable squad regular.

50. Mason Mount – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The England midfielder joined Manchester United with high expectations. Despite injuries disrupting his first season, Mount remains an industrious and technically sharp option. His wages underline the faith the club still has in his long-term impact.

49. Alisson – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

Liverpool’s Brazilian No.1 is widely regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the world. His reflexes and calm presence have delivered trophies and stability at Anfield. His £150,000 weekly pay looks modest compared to his influence.

48. Alexis Mac Allister – £150,000 p/w (£7,800,000 p/y)

The Argentine World Cup winner settled quickly at Liverpool. Intelligent, composed, and versatile, Mac Allister provides balance in midfield. His wages reflect both his international pedigree and his importance in Klopp’s side.

47. Moisés Caicedo – £160,000 p/w (£8,320,000 p/y)

The Ecuadorian midfielder became Chelsea’s record signing in 2023 and continues to carry high expectations. Tenacious in defense and sharp in transition, he is central to Chelsea’s rebuild. His £160,000 weekly pay reflects the fee and hype that brought him to Stamford Bridge.

46. Andrew Robertson – £160,000 p/w (£8,320,000 p/y)

Liverpool’s Scottish left-back is renowned for his work rate and consistency. A relentless runner, Robertson remains a key part of their attacking system. His £8.3m annual salary is well deserved after years at the highest level.

45. Nathan Aké – £160,000 p/w (£8,320,000 p/y)

The Dutch defender has become a vital figure for Manchester City. Reliable at both left-back and centre-back, Aké gives Guardiola tactical flexibility. His salary reflects his evolution into one of City’s most trusted players.

44. Pedro Neto – £160,000 p/w (£8,320,000 p/y)

Neto joined Chelsea in 2025, adding pace and creativity to their front line. Injuries have slowed him in the past, but at his best he is one of the most exciting dribblers in the league. His £160,000 wage reflects his ability to make a difference in attack.

43. Benjamin Šeško – £160,000 p/w (£8,320,000 p/y)

The Slovenian striker made the leap to the Premier League as one of Europe’s top young forwards. Tall, quick, and clinical, Šeško has all the attributes to become a star. His salary shows Chelsea’s confidence in his development.

42. Bruno Guimarães – £160,000 p/w (£8,320,000 p/y)

The Brazilian midfielder has been Newcastle’s most important signing of the past decade. Intelligent on the ball and hard-working off it, he sets the tempo for the team. His £160,000 weekly wage reflects his world-class status.

41. James Maddison – £170,000 p/w (£8,840,000 p/y)

The Tottenham midfielder is a creative force, dictating play in the final third. Known for his set-pieces and vision, Maddison is central to Spurs’ attack under Ange Postecoglou. His wages place him among the most valuable English midfielders in the league.

40. Marc Cucurella – £175,000 p/w (£9,100,000 p/y)

The Spanish left-back has endured ups and downs since joining Chelsea but remains a key squad option. His energy and versatility make him useful in multiple defensive systems. His £175,000 weekly wage reflects Chelsea’s heavy investment in him.

39. Gabriel Martinelli – £180,000 p/w (£9,360,000 p/y)

The Brazilian winger is central to Arsenal’s high-pressing, fast-paced attack. With his tireless work rate and ability to score in big games, Martinelli continues to grow in importance. His £180,000 salary rewards his rise from academy signing to star.

38. Enzo Fernández – £180,000 p/w (£9,360,000 p/y)

Chelsea broke records to bring the Argentine World Cup winner to the Premier League. Known for his passing and vision, Fernández remains one of the team’s most creative midfielders. His £180,000 wage reflects his global reputation.

37. Rayan Cherki – £180,000 p/w (£9,360,000 p/y)

The young French attacker joined Manchester City in 2025, adding flair and unpredictability. Cherki is a dribbler with exceptional technical skill and thrives in tight spaces. His £180,000 weekly pay reflects his potential to become a star under Pep Guardiola.

36. Matheus Cunha – £180,000 p/w (£9,360,000 p/y)

The Brazilian forward swapped Wolves for Manchester United in 2025. Quick, tricky, and hard-working, Cunha offers versatility across the forward line. His £180,000 wage reflects United’s ambition to rebuild their attack.

35. Eberechi Eze – £180,000 p/w (£9,360,000 p/y)

Now at Arsenal, Eze adds creativity and dynamism to their midfield. His dribbling and ability to glide past opponents make him a unique option in the squad. His £180,000 salary reflects Arsenal’s push to strengthen their attacking options.

34. Harry Maguire – £190,000 p/w (£9,880,000 p/y)

Despite criticism, Maguire remains a senior figure at Manchester United. His aerial presence and leadership are still valued, particularly in high-pressure matches. His wages reflect the deal he signed as club captain.

33. Matthijs de Ligt – £195,000 p/w (£10,140,000 p/y)

The Dutch defender’s move to Manchester United brought Champions League pedigree to Old Trafford. Strong, commanding, and composed, de Ligt has settled into the Premier League quickly. His wages reflect both his quality and his transfer fee.

32. Cristian Romero – £195,000 p/w (£10,140,000 p/y)

The Argentine centre-back is the backbone of Tottenham’s defense. Aggressive, fearless, and a leader at the back, Romero has become one of the best defenders in England. His £195,000 weekly pay underlines his importance.

31. Bukayo Saka – £195,000 p/w (£10,140,000 p/y)

Arsenal’s talisman has established himself as one of the world’s best young players. With goals, assists, and relentless energy, Saka is vital to Arteta’s system. His £195,000 weekly salary secures his place among the club’s top earners.

30. Xavi Simons – £195,000 p/w (£10,140,000 p/y)

Tottenham pulled off a coup by signing the Dutch prodigy in 2025. Creative, fearless, and technically brilliant, Simons has already shown his ability to dictate games at a young age. His £195,000 salary reflects Spurs’ faith in him becoming a future superstar.

29. Hugo Ekitiké – £200,000 p/w (£10,400,000 p/y)

The French striker joined Liverpool in the summer of 2025, adding depth and pace to their front line. Known for his sharp movement and eye for goal, Ekitiké fits perfectly into Klopp’s pressing system. His £200,000 weekly wage underlines his expected impact.

28. Joško Gvardiol – £200,000 p/w (£10,400,000 p/y)

Manchester City’s Croatian centre-back is one of the most complete defenders in Europe. Strong, fast, and calm on the ball, Gvardiol has quickly become a Guardiola favorite. His wages reflect his world-class status despite his young age.

27. Viktor Gyökeres – £200,000 p/w (£10,400,000 p/y)

The Swedish striker sealed a move to Arsenal after starring in Portugal. Physical, clinical, and relentless in attack, Gyökeres is expected to add goals to Arsenal’s title challenge. His £200,000 weekly pay reflects his rise to prominence.

26. Wesley Fofana – £200,000 p/w (£10,400,000 p/y)

The French defender remains a key figure at Chelsea despite injury setbacks. Strong in duels and fast across the ground, he is considered one of the best young centre-backs in the league. His £200,000 salary shows the trust Chelsea continue to place in him.

25. Florian Wirtz – £200,000 p/w (£10,400,000 p/y)

Liverpool landed one of Europe’s brightest young stars when they signed Wirtz in 2025. The German midfielder brings vision, creativity, and composure beyond his years. His £200,000 wage marks him as a centerpiece for the Reds’ next generation.

24. Jadon Sancho – £200,000 p/w (£10,400,000 p/y)

The England winger revived his career with a move to Aston Villa. Sancho provides flair and creativity from the flanks, giving Villa an elite attacking option. His £200,000 salary underlines the scale of Villa’s ambition.

23. Rodri – £220,000 p/w (£11,440,000 p/y)

Manchester City’s midfield anchor is arguably the best defensive midfielder in the world. With his composure and ability to control games, Rodri is irreplaceable in Guardiola’s system. His £220,000 weekly pay is a bargain for a player of his influence.

22. Phil Foden – £225,000 p/w (£11,700,000 p/y)

The Manchester City academy graduate has blossomed into one of the Premier League’s best players. Foden’s creativity, dribbling, and goals make him a match-winner at the highest level. His £225,000 weekly salary reflects his elite status.

21. Jack Grealish – £225,000 p/w (£11,700,000 p/y)

The England international left Manchester City for Everton in 2025, where he has become the face of the Toffees’ rebuild. His ability to draw fouls and create chances remains vital. His £225,000 salary puts him among the Premier League’s top-paid wide men.

20. Tijjani Reijnders – £230,000 p/w (£11,960,000 p/y)

Manchester City’s Dutch midfielder arrived from Milan in 2025, adding energy, passing range, and tactical intelligence. Reijnders fits perfectly into Guardiola’s possession-heavy system. His £230,000 salary shows the value City place on him as a long-term starter.

19. Martin Ødegaard – £240,000 p/w (£12,480,000 p/y)

Arsenal’s captain continues to be their creative leader, dictating games from midfield with vision and precision. His calmness in big matches has been vital in their title push. His £240,000 weekly wage reflects his role as the heartbeat of the Gunners.

18. Declan Rice – £240,000 p/w (£12,480,000 p/y)

The England midfielder has proved worth every penny of his record transfer to Arsenal. With his defensive steel and ball-carrying ability, Rice is one of the league’s most complete players. His salary mirrors his world-class status.

17. John Stones – £250,000 p/w (£13,000,000 p/y)

The England defender has become central to Manchester City’s tactical evolution. Comfortable both in defense and midfield, Stones is invaluable to Guardiola’s flexibility. His £250,000 weekly pay rewards years of development at the club.

16. William Saliba – £250,000 p/w (£13,000,000 p/y)

The French centre-back is now Arsenal’s defensive lynchpin. Calm under pressure and dominant in duels, he is one of the best defenders in Europe. His £250,000 weekly salary is fitting for a player of his stature.

15. Cody Gakpo – £250,000 p/w (£13,000,000 p/y)

The Dutch forward continues to shine at Liverpool with his versatility across the front line. A clever finisher and strong link-up player, Gakpo has proven to be a reliable goalscorer. His £250,000 salary puts him among the Reds’ top earners.

14. Gianluigi Donnarumma – £250,000 p/w (£13,000,000 p/y)

The Italian goalkeeper made headlines with his transfer to Manchester City in 2025. Tall, commanding, and experienced beyond his years, he provides security at the back. His £250,000 weekly wage places him among the top-paid keepers in football history.

13. Reece James – £250,000 p/w (£13,000,000 p/y)

Chelsea’s captain and academy product remains one of the league’s best right-backs when fit. His leadership and crossing ability make him vital both defensively and offensively. His salary underlines his importance at Stamford Bridge.

12. Rúben Dias – £250,000 p/w (£13,000,000 p/y)

The Portuguese centre-back is Manchester City’s defensive general. A leader on and off the pitch, Dias has been instrumental in their domestic and European success. His wages reflect his world-class consistency.

11. Gabriel Jesus – £265,000 p/w (£13,780,000 p/y)

The Brazilian forward is a key figure at Arsenal when fit. With his pressing and movement, Jesus offers far more than goals, fitting perfectly into Arteta’s system. His £265,000 salary puts him among the Premier League’s elite forwards.

10. Alexander Isak – £280,000 p/w (£14,560,000 p/y)

The Swedish striker joined Liverpool in 2025, bolstering their attack with his clinical finishing and movement. Isak has the profile to dominate as one of the league’s top strikers. His £280,000 weekly wage underlines his status as a marquee signing.

9. Kai Havertz – £280,000 p/w (£14,560,000 p/y)

The German attacker has settled into Arsenal’s system, offering versatility as both a forward and midfielder. Known for his intelligence and technical ability, Havertz remains a valuable player in big matches. His wages reflect his Champions League-winning pedigree.

8. Omar Marmoush – £295,000 p/w (£15,340,000 p/y)

The Egyptian forward made a shock leap into the Premier League’s top 10 earners. Energetic, tricky, and clinical, Marmoush has been a revelation. His £295,000 weekly salary proves just how quickly his stock has risen.

7. Bernardo Silva – £300,000 p/w (£15,600,000 p/y)

The Portuguese midfielder is one of Manchester City’s most influential players. Renowned for his dribbling, intelligence, and work ethic, Silva has been vital to their sustained dominance. His £300,000 wage reflects his world-class quality.

6. Bruno Fernandes – £300,000 p/w (£15,600,000 p/y)

Manchester United’s captain and talisman remains their most creative force. With goals, assists, and relentless energy, Fernandes has carried United in many matches. His £300,000 salary places him among the best-paid midfielders in the world.

5. Raheem Sterling – £325,000 p/w (£16,900,000 p/y)

The Chelsea winger remains one of the highest-paid English players in football. With years of Premier League experience and a proven track record of goals, his salary reflects his enduring value. At £16.9m annually, Sterling remains a marquee figure.

4. Virgil van Dijk – £350,000 p/w (£18,200,000 p/y)

Liverpool’s captain is still one of the world’s best defenders. Commanding, calm, and a natural leader, Van Dijk continues to anchor their back line. His £350,000 weekly pay is fitting for one of the greatest centre-backs of his generation.

3. Casemiro – £350,000 p/w (£18,200,000 p/y)

The Brazilian midfielder remains a world-class presence at Manchester United. With his defensive intelligence and big-game pedigree, he brings balance to their midfield. His £350,000 wage is a reflection of both experience and quality.

2. Mohamed Salah – £400,000 p/w (£20,800,000 p/y)

Liverpool’s Egyptian king is still one of the most feared forwards in the world. With incredible consistency in front of goal, Salah has defined an era at Anfield. His £400,000 weekly salary makes him the second-highest earner in the league.

1. Erling Haaland – £525,000 p/w (£27,300,000 p/y)

The Manchester City striker is the Premier League’s highest-paid player, and for good reason. A relentless goalscorer who has shattered records, Haaland is the face of the league’s current era. His £27.3m annual pay puts him far ahead of his peers.