La Liga’s top earners: Top 25 – Ranked
Salaries in La Liga are as competitive as ever, with star players earning millions every year. Here’s a breakdown of the league’s biggest paychecks—starting with the lowest among the top earners and climbing all the way to the summit.
Pedri – €240,385 weekly
Barcelona’s midfield maestro earns €240,385 per week, amounting to an annual salary of €12.5 million. Still just in his early 20s, Pedri’s pay reflects both his talent and potential.
Julián Álvarez – €240,385 weekly
New to La Liga and already making waves, Julián Álvarez is also on €12.5 million a year. His weekly earnings match the likes of Pedri and several other stars in the same bracket.
Aurélien Tchouaméni – €240,385 weekly
Real Madrid’s French midfielder earns €240,385 each week, totalling €12.5 million annually. His solid performances in the center of the pitch make him one of the more valuable young assets.
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Eduardo Camavinga – €240,385 weekly
Another Frenchman anchoring Madrid’s midfield, Camavinga shares the same salary as Tchouaméni. With his dynamic style, he’s proven his worth since joining from Rennes.
Dani Olmo – €240,385 weekly
Dani Olmo earns a respectable €12.5 million per year, aligning with several of his La Liga peers. The Spanish international continues to be a key creative outlet.
Ronald Araújo – €240,385 weekly
Barcelona’s Uruguayan defender is also on a €12.5 million annual wage. His physical presence and leadership have made him a cornerstone in the backline.
Marcus Rashford – €269,231 weekly
The only English forward in the list, Rashford earns €14 million per year. Though more known for his Premier League exploits, his salary places him among La Liga's elite.
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Antonio Rüdiger – €280,769 weekly
German defender Antonio Rüdiger makes €14.58 million annually at Real Madrid. His aggressive style and consistency have earned him a leading role in defence.
Éder Militão – €280,769 weekly
Matching Rüdiger’s wage, Militão also pulls in €14.58 million per year. Injuries may have slowed him recently, but his paycheck reflects his value when fit.
Thibaut Courtois – €288,462 weekly
Real Madrid’s No. 1 earns €15 million a year, placing him ahead of the club’s defenders. Courtois remains one of the world’s top goalkeepers despite recent injury setbacks.
Jules Koundé – €320,577 weekly
The French defender earns €16.67 million annually. His versatility across the backline has made him a vital piece in Barcelona’s system.
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Nico Williams – €320,577 weekly
A rising Spanish star, Williams takes home the same as Koundé, with an annual income of €16.67 million. His explosive pace and dribbling have drawn attention across Europe.
Marc-André ter Stegen – €320,577 weekly
Barcelona’s long-serving goalkeeper earns €16.67 million each year. His steady performances have provided much-needed stability between the posts.
Federico Valverde – €320,577 weekly
A workhorse in Real Madrid’s midfield, Valverde also earns €16.67 million per year. His versatility and engine have made him indispensable to the squad.
Lamine Yamal – €320,577 weekly
Still in his teens, Yamal’s weekly wage is remarkably high at €320,577. That translates to €16.67 million annually—a testament to Barcelona’s belief in his future.
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Trent Alexander-Arnold – €320,577 weekly
A surprising entry from Liverpool, Alexander-Arnold also earns €16.67 million per season. His vision and set-piece mastery continue to define his game.
Raphinha – €320,577 weekly
Barcelona’s Brazilian winger matches several teammates with an annual income of €16.67 million. His flair and work rate have made him a fan favourite.
Rodrygo – €320,577 weekly
Rodrygo brings in €16.67 million a year, the same as many of his attacking peers. He’s consistently proven his worth in key Champions League matches.
Frenkie de Jong – €365,385 weekly
The Dutch playmaker earns €19 million a year at Barcelona. Despite speculation over his future, his salary highlights how highly the club values him.
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Vinicius Junior – €400,577 weekly
Vinicius takes home €20.83 million per season. Known for his pace and flair, the Brazilian has become one of the league’s most feared wingers.
Jude Bellingham – €400,577 weekly
The English sensation matches Vinicius in wages, earning €400,577 per week. His instant impact at Real Madrid has more than justified the cost.
Robert Lewandowski – €400,577 weekly
Veteran striker Lewandowski also pulls in €20.83 million annually. Even in his 30s, the Polish forward remains one of the most clinical finishers in Europe.
Jan Oblak – €432,692 weekly
Atletico Madrid’s No. 1 earns €22.5 million a year, making him the highest-paid goalkeeper on this list. His consistent shot-stopping justifies the top-tier salary.
David Alaba – €432,692 weekly
Versatile and reliable, Alaba earns the same as Oblak—€22.5 million per year. His ability to play both defence and midfield has been crucial for Madrid.
Kylian Mbappé – €600,962 weekly
At the top of the list, Mbappé earns a staggering €31.25 million annually. The French superstar commands the highest wage in La Liga—and with good reason.
