Bournemouth has steadily established itself as a competitive force in the Premier League, despite operating with a more modest budget compared to some of England’s top clubs. The club has made smart investments in both experienced players and rising talents, ensuring a balanced squad capable of competing at the highest level.
We’ve taken a closer look at Bournemouth’s wage structure and ranked the club’s highest-paid players from lowest to highest.
15. Dango Ouattara – £35,000 per week / £1,820,000 per year
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The Burkina Faso international is an exciting attacking option for Bournemouth. Ouattara’s pace and dribbling ability make him a valuable asset on the wing, and his salary reflects his potential as a key player for the future.
14. Marcus Tavernier – £35,000 per week / £1,820,000 per year
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Tavernier has become a key figure in Bournemouth’s midfield since his arrival from Middlesbrough. His versatility, energy, and ability to contribute both defensively and offensively justify his current wage.
13. Alex Scott – £40,000 per week / £2,080,000 per year
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The young English midfielder is one of the brightest prospects at the club. Scott’s technical ability and composure on the ball have made him a valuable member of the squad, earning him a significant salary at a young age.
12. Adam Smith – £40,000 per week / £2,080,000 per year
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A long-serving player at Bournemouth, Smith brings leadership and defensive stability to the squad. His experience at the top level has ensured that he remains one of the club’s well-paid players.
11. Antoine Semenyo – £50,000 per week / £2,600,000 per year
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Semenyo’s attacking versatility makes him a key part of Bournemouth’s plans. The Ghanaian forward can play across the front line and provides pace and directness, earning him a substantial salary.
10. Ilya Zabarnyi – £50,000 per week / £2,600,000 per year
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The young Ukrainian defender is highly rated for his composure and defensive awareness. Bournemouth made a significant investment in him, reflected in his high wages for a player of his age.
9. David Brooks – £50,000 per week / £2,600,000 per year
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Brooks has battled through adversity to remain a crucial part of Bournemouth’s squad. His creativity and attacking threat make him one of the most talented players at the club, deserving of his salary.
8. Marcos Senesi – £50,000 per week / £2,600,000 per year
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The Argentine center-back is an important part of Bournemouth’s defensive setup. With his strong tackling and ability to play out from the back, Senesi has proven to be a valuable signing.
7. Tyler Adams – £60,000 per week / £3,120,000 per year
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Adams is known for his work rate and defensive contributions in midfield. The American international provides stability and leadership, making him one of the team’s highest-paid midfielders.
6. Lewis Cook – £60,000 per week / £3,120,000 per year
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Cook has been a crucial part of Bournemouth’s midfield for years. His ability to control the tempo of the game and dictate play from deep ensures he remains a key player for the club.
5. Luis Sinisterra – £65,000 per week / £3,380,000 per year
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Sinisterra’s flair and dribbling skills make him one of Bournemouth’s most exciting attacking players. His ability to create chances and score goals justifies his high wage.
4. Ryan Christie – £70,000 per week / £3,640,000 per year
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A creative playmaker, Christie plays a crucial role in Bournemouth’s attack. His vision and passing ability have earned him a lucrative contract at the club.
3. Kepa Arrizabalaga – £75,000 per week / £3,900,000 per year
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The Spanish goalkeeper is one of the most experienced players in the squad. His wages reflect his pedigree, having previously played for Chelsea at the highest level.
2. Justin Kluivert – £80,000 per week / £4,160,000 per year
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The Dutch winger carries a famous name and a wealth of potential. His pace, dribbling, and attacking instinct make him one of the club’s top earners.
1. Evanilson – £85,000 per week / £4,420,000 per year
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Bournemouth’s highest-paid player, Evanilson, is a Brazilian striker brought in to add firepower to the team’s attack. His goal-scoring ability and presence in the box justify his spot at the top of the wage list.
