Newcastle’s squad wages revealed: from prospects to top earners
A detailed breakdown of Newcastle United’s player salaries offers a clear view of where the club is investing its money. From rising academy stars to big-name transfers, here's how the Magpies' wage bill stacks up, starting from the bottom of the list.
Alex Murphy – £8,000 per week
Young defender Alex Murphy is currently the club’s lowest-paid player. At just £8,000 a week, he's part of Newcastle’s long-term investment in youth development.
Harrison Ashby & John Ruddy – £15,000 per week
Both right-back Harrison Ashby and veteran goalkeeper John Ruddy earn £15,000 a week. While Ruddy brings experience, Ashby is still carving out his role in the squad.
Mark Gillespie – £15,000 per week
Third-choice goalkeeper Mark Gillespie sits on a modest wage. His role mainly covers depth and emergency backup, but he remains a dependable figure at the club.
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William Osula – £25,000 per week
New recruit William Osula is earning £25,000 a week, reflecting his status as a developing talent. The forward will be hoping to justify his place with strong performances.
Lewis Miley – £30,000 per week
Teenage midfielder Lewis Miley is among the club’s most promising prospects. His £30,000 weekly wage reflects Newcastle’s belief in his potential.
Jacob Murphy – £35,000 per week
Winger Jacob Murphy has been a regular part of the setup but remains on relatively low wages compared to senior teammates. His experience and versatility keep him in contention.
Matt Targett – £40,000 per week
Left-back Matt Targett is earning £40,000 a week, matching the wage of club captain Jamaal Lascelles. His injury struggles have limited his contributions recently.
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Jamaal Lascelles – £40,000 per week
Club captain Lascelles may not feature regularly, but his leadership off the pitch is valued. His salary is modest for a Premier League veteran.
Lewis Hall – £45,000 per week
New arrival Lewis Hall is on £45,000 weekly. As a young player with high potential, he’s expected to grow into a key role in the squad.
Tino Livramento – £50,000 per week
Former Southampton right-back Tino Livramento is earning £50,000 per week. His signing was seen as a long-term investment in defence.
Emil Krafth – £55,000 per week
Swedish international Emil Krafth earns £55,000 weekly. He provides reliable cover across the backline.
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Nick Pope – £60,000 per week
First-choice goalkeeper Nick Pope is on £60,000 a week, a bargain considering his consistent performances. He’s proven to be a key figure between the posts.
Fabian Schär – £70,000 per week
Swiss centre-back Fabian Schär earns £70,000 weekly. Known for his calmness on the ball, he continues to be a mainstay in defence.
Dan Burn – £70,000 per week
Versatile defender Dan Burn is also on £70,000 per week. His height and work rate have made him a fan favourite.
Malick Thiaw – £75,000 per week
Defensive signing Malick Thiaw joins the wage list at £75,000 weekly. The club sees him as a strong addition to the backline.
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Harvey Barnes – £80,000 per week
Winger Harvey Barnes, signed from Leicester, is earning £80,000 per week. His creativity and goal threat are key to Newcastle's attacking setup.
Joe Willock – £80,000 per week
Midfielder Joe Willock also earns £80,000 weekly. Injuries have hampered his progress, but he remains a valued squad member.
Sven Botman – £90,000 per week
Dutch defender Sven Botman is on £90,000 per week. He’s a crucial part of Eddie Howe’s defensive unit when fit.
Anthony Elanga – £100,000 per week
Former Manchester United winger Anthony Elanga is now earning £100,000 weekly. His pace and flair are seen as major assets.
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Sandro Tonali – £120,000 per week
Italian midfielder Sandro Tonali, a marquee signing, takes home £120,000 weekly. Despite ongoing issues off the pitch, the club remains hopeful about his impact.
Kieran Trippier – £120,000 per week
Vice-captain Trippier earns £120,000 a week. His leadership and set-piece prowess have been instrumental since arriving from Atlético Madrid.
Jacob Ramsey – £120,000 per week
Another new face, Jacob Ramsey commands £120,000 weekly. The club expects him to add dynamism in midfield.
Aaron Ramsdale – £120,000 per week
Goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has joined on similar terms at £120,000 per week. He’s likely to compete directly with Pope for the number one spot.
Nick Woltemade – £132,500 per week
German striker Nick Woltemade is earning £132,500 weekly. A surprising figure for a relatively untested forward, it signals Newcastle’s aggressive recruitment strategy.
Yoane Wissa – £140,000 per week
Former Brentford forward Yoane Wissa now earns £140,000 per week. He’s expected to bring versatility and goals across the frontline.
Anthony Gordon – £150,000 per week
England international Gordon is pulling in £150,000 weekly. His standout performances have justified his pay rise.
Joelinton – £150,000 per week
Midfield enforcer Joelinton also earns £150,000 a week. His transformation under Howe has been a major success story.
Bruno Guimarães – £160,000 per week
The club’s top earner is Brazilian star Bruno Guimarães at £160,000 per week. A fan favourite and central to the club’s ambitions, he represents Newcastle’s new era.
