Ligue 1 Salaries 2025/26: The Full PSG Salary Ranking from Lowest to Highest (Updated Oct 25)
Paris Saint-Germain have long been synonymous with excess, ambition, and world-class talent — and their 2025/26 payroll is a reflection of that philosophy. While some of Europe’s biggest names have come and gone, PSG continue to dominate French football both on the pitch and in the wage department.
From academy gems earning their first professional fortune to global icons commanding multi-million dollar salaries, the club’s pay structure shows both the breadth and the imbalance within its star-studded roster. With figures sourced from Capology and verified through club reports, this ranking lays out exactly how much the top 12 players in PSG’s squad are earning this season.
The numbers, expressed in gross annual salary (USD), include base pay and reported bonuses — and paint a clear picture of where the real money lies in Ligue 1’s richest club. Here’s how the PSG squad stacks up, ranked from the lowest earner to the highest-paid superstar.
#12. Désiré Doué
At just 20 years old, Désiré Doué represents the next generation of French football. The versatile winger earns a weekly salary of $135,064, equating to approximately $7,023,323 per year. His contract runs until June 30, 2029, giving PSG four more years to develop one of Ligue 1’s most technically gifted young players. Doué’s agility, flair, and ability to unlock defenses make him a perfect long-term investment for the Parisian giants.
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#11. Bradley Barcola
French forward Bradley Barcola continues his progression at the Parc des Princes after a breakout 2024 campaign. Earning $148,570 per week — around $7.73 million annually — Barcola’s deal extends until June 2028. Still only 23, his electric pace and composure in front of goal have made him a valuable rotation option under the club’s attacking setup. With three years left on his contract, his value is expected to soar.
#10. Presnel Kimpembe
Once a homegrown cornerstone of PSG’s defense, Presnel Kimpembe now ranks among the club’s more moderately paid veterans. The 30-year-old centre-back earns $172,882 per week, totaling $8.99 million per year, with his contract expiring in June 2026. His leadership and experience remain vital, though injuries have limited his appearances in recent seasons.
#9. Benjamin Pavard
French international Benjamin Pavard joined PSG on September 1, 2025, from Inter Milan, signing a one-year deal through June 30, 2026. The 29-year-old defender earns $204,622 per week, equal to $10.64 million annually. Known for his versatility across the back line and his famous 2018 World Cup goal, Pavard adds composure, tactical awareness, and a reliable right foot to the Parisian defense.
#8. Nuno Mendes
Portuguese full-back Nuno Mendes, one of the brightest defensive prospects in Europe, commands a salary of $225,107 per week, amounting to $11.7 million per year. The 23-year-old is tied to PSG until June 2029, ensuring several more seasons of high-octane runs down the left flank. His blend of speed, defensive intelligence, and attacking precision justifies every cent.
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#7. Vitinha
Midfield dynamo Vitinha has emerged as a key figure in PSG’s transition game. The Portuguese playmaker earns $245,366 weekly, totaling $12.76 million per year. Signed through June 2029, the 25-year-old’s tactical intelligence, press resistance, and creativity have turned him into one of Ligue 1’s most complete midfielders. His contract also includes performance-based bonuses worth over $2 million.
#6. Warren Zaïre-Emery
The teenage sensation Warren Zaïre-Emery continues to redefine what’s possible for a 19-year-old midfielder. Earning $256,621 per week — roughly $13.34 million per year — his contract runs until June 2029, securing his future in Paris. As a PSG academy graduate, Zaïre-Emery’s combination of composure, maturity, and technical brilliance make him one of the most exciting prospects in world football.
#5. Achraf Hakimi
Moroccan superstar Achraf Hakimi is one of the most complete right-backs in the modern game. The 26-year-old earns $297,141 per week, or about $15.45 million annually, and his deal extends until June 2029. With elite pace, tactical versatility, and attacking prowess, Hakimi remains essential both to PSG’s title ambitions and their global brand identity.
#4. Lucas Hernández
After his move from Bayern Munich, Lucas Hernández has established himself as one of the most consistent defenders in Ligue 1. The 29-year-old left-back pockets $297,141 weekly, equivalent to $15.45 million per year, under a contract that runs through June 2028. His defensive awareness and adaptability have solidified PSG’s back line since his arrival.
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#3. Marquinhos
The Brazilian captain Marquinhos embodies PSG’s leadership and loyalty. A club stalwart since 2013, he earns $302,768 per week — about $15.74 million per year — with his contract valid until June 2028. At 31, Marquinhos continues to anchor the defense with class and calm, balancing veteran poise with elite defensive instincts.
#2. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
The Georgian sensation Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who joined in early 2025, ranks as PSG’s second-highest earner. His weekly salary stands at $368,274, translating to $19.15 million annually, with his contract set to expire in June 2029. Only 24, “Kvaradona” combines flair, unpredictability, and lethal finishing, making him one of Europe’s most marketable young stars.
#1. Ousmane Dembélé
At the top of PSG’s wage bill sits Ousmane Dembélé, the French winger whose dazzling dribbling and creativity make him a constant threat. Signed in August 2023, the 28-year-old earns a staggering $405,192 per week, or $21.07 million annually, under a deal running through June 2028. Despite an injury-prone past, Dembélé has found consistency in Paris, repaying the club’s faith with goals, assists, and electrifying performances that justify his superstar status.
PSG’s Financial Power in Ligue 1
The disparity between top and bottom earners at PSG is as wide as ever, from Doué’s $7 million salary to Dembélé’s $21 million. Yet it highlights how the Parisian club continues to blend emerging local talent with global icons. With contracts stretching deep into 2029 and a wage bill exceeding $150 million annually, PSG remain the undisputed financial powerhouse of French football.
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