Barcelona’s 2025 wage bill: every player’s weekly salary revealed
Barcelona’s 2025 squad showcases a blend of elite signings and academy-grown talent, with salaries reflecting each player’s status in the team. From Robert Lewandowski’s massive contract to the rising earnings of Lamine Yamal, here’s exactly what every first-team player takes home each week.
Robert Lewandowski – €400,577/week
Still the highest-paid player at the club, Lewandowski continues to deliver at 37. He remains a crucial figure in the dressing room and in front of goal.
Frenkie de Jong – €365,385/week
De Jong secured a major contract extension in 2025, solidifying his role in midfield. He’s now the highest-paid midfielder at the club by a significant margin.
Lamine Yamal – €320,577/week
Barcelona’s brightest academy graduate since Messi now earns like a superstar. His rapid rise has been matched by a top-tier contract.
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Raphinha – €320,577/week
The Brazilian winger signed a new deal after a stellar 2024/25 season. He now earns the same as Yamal, reflecting his attacking impact.
Marc-André ter Stegen – €320,577/week
Despite losing his starting spot, Ter Stegen remains one of Barça’s top earners. His experience and legacy still carry weight financially.
Jules Kounde – €300,577/week
Kounde is Barcelona’s highest-paid defender, following a consistent run of strong performances. He’s a mainstay in the back line under Flick.
Marcus Rashford – €269,231/week
Rashford took a 25% pay cut to join Barça, but still earns a hefty wage. The club holds a €35m buy option at season’s end.
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Ronald Araujo – €240,385/week
Araujo signed a bumper new contract in early 2025. Now one of the club’s defensive leaders, his salary matches his importance.
Pedri – €240,385/week
Pedri remains one of Europe’s most promising midfielders. His salary puts him among Barça’s top earners in the engine room.
Dani Olmo – €240,385/week
Olmo joined in 2024 and quickly became a versatile piece in Flick’s system. His creativity and adaptability earned him a strong contract.
Andreas Christensen – €173,077/week
Though injuries have slowed him down, Christensen remains a reliable option when fit. His salary reflects his Premier League pedigree.
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Gavi – €180,385/week
A true La Masia success story, Gavi plays with relentless energy. He’s rewarded handsomely with a contract befitting a starter.
Ferran Torres – €192,308/week
Torres earns well despite an inconsistent role in the squad. He continues to compete for a regular place in the attack.
Eric Garcia – €115,385/week
Garcia earns a respectable salary but has struggled for regular starts. He provides defensive depth and experience when called upon.
Joan Garcia – €115,385/week
Barcelona’s new number one, Garcia joined from Espanyol in 2025. He stepped into the role with confidence and a solid wage.
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Pau Cubarsí – €76,923/week
The young centre-back has impressed fans and coaches alike. His new deal reflects his growing influence in the first team.
Fermín López – €76,923/week
Another La Masia graduate, López has carved out a place in the squad. His technical quality and drive make him a valuable asset.
Wojciech Szczęsny – €57,692/week
Brought out of retirement, Szczęsny offers experience and depth. He’s a low-cost, high-value addition to the goalkeeper group.
Alejandro Balde – €32,115/week
One of the lowest-paid players in the squad, Balde is a rising star at left-back. A new contract is likely on the horizon.
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Marc Casadó – €23,846/week
Still finding his feet in the senior setup, Casadó plays a support role. He’s seen as one for the future in midfield.
Marc Bernal – €23,846/week
Recently promoted, Bernal has yet to fully break into the side. His modest wage matches his early development stage.
Gerard Martín – €30,000/week
Martín serves as backup at left-back. While not a regular starter, he provides reliable squad depth when needed.
Roony Bardghji – €20,000/week
The Swedish teenager is the lowest earner in the senior squad. Still, his raw talent suggests a big future — and future pay rise — awaits.
