Chelsea FC Player Wages in 2025 – Full Ranking from Lowest to Highest
Chelsea are known for spending big, not just on transfers but also on wages. In 2025, the club continues to pay out one of the highest wage bills in Europe, with a wide gap between young academy talent and established stars. Below is a complete ranking of every Chelsea player's weekly salary, from the lowest-paid to the top earner.
32. Josh Acheampong – £5,000/week
The lowest-paid player in Chelsea’s senior setup, Josh Acheampong is currently earning just £5,000 per week. As a developing talent in the academy pipeline, the young defender will be aiming to climb this list with time and development.
31. Tyrique George – £7,500/week
A promising attacking talent from Chelsea’s academy, Tyrique George is making just £7,500 per week. His recent involvement in the senior setup suggests bigger things may be ahead—along with a better contract.
30. Estevao Willian – £30,000/week
The Brazilian prodigy is considered one of the most exciting future stars in world football. Despite his potential, he’s currently earning a modest £30,000 per week, typical for a player still transitioning into senior football.
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29. Dario Essugo – £30,000/week
Signed as a long-term midfield investment, Dario Essugo is on the same salary as Estevao. The Portuguese youngster will hope to earn more minutes and a better deal over the coming seasons.
28. Andrey Santos – £30,000/week
Andrey Santos has already gained experience on loan but is yet to fully break into Chelsea’s first team. At £30,000 per week, his performances in training and potential future appearances will be crucial.
27. Jorrel Hato – £35,000/week
Though already a €35.5m signing, Jorrel Hato is only on £35,000 weekly. Signed from Ajax, the young centre-back is a long-term project with massive upside.
26. Gabriel Slonina – £40,000/week
The young American goalkeeper is highly rated but hasn’t made a first-team appearance yet. He earns £40,000 weekly as Chelsea look to develop him into a long-term No. 1.
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25. Axel Disasi – £40,000/week
A surprising figure for a player with regular senior experience, Disasi is on just £40,000 per week. Chelsea are reportedly exploring options to offload him this season.
24. Malo Gusto – £45,000/week
Malo Gusto has featured frequently due to Reece James' injury issues. He earns £45,000 per week, which feels like great value for a player who has consistently performed when called upon.
23. Romeo Lavia – £45,000/week
Lavia’s time at Chelsea has been hampered by injuries, but he still pulls in £45,000 weekly. If he can stay fit, he’s expected to become a regular presence in midfield.
22. Filip Jorgensen – £50,000/week
The young goalkeeper hasn’t played often, but Chelsea still pay him £50,000 per week. The club clearly sees long-term potential in the Swedish-Danish shot-stopper.
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21. Trevor Chalobah – £50,000/week
A solid option in the back line, Chalobah has bounced in and out of the starting XI. At £50,000 weekly, he’s one of the more affordable senior defenders.
20. Carney Chukwuemeka – £50,000/week
Still working toward regular first-team action, Chukwuemeka earns £50,000 a week. Chelsea hope he’ll develop into a creative force in midfield.
19. Robert Sanchez – £60,000/week
Now Chelsea’s first-choice keeper again, Robert Sanchez earns a moderate £60,000 per week. He’ll aim to justify that salary with consistent performances between the posts.
18. Alejandro Garnacho – £75,000/week
Garnacho brings flair and directness to Chelsea’s attack. At £75,000 a week, he’s well-compensated for his role as an impact player from the wing.
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17. Jamie Gittens – £90,000/week
Gittens joined Chelsea with high expectations and is on a sizeable £90,000 weekly deal. His development this season will determine whether he becomes a mainstay or a costly gamble.
16. Benoit Badiashile – £90,000/week
A classy left-footed centre-back, Badiashile is still adapting to the Premier League. He earns £90,000 a week and is expected to play a more prominent role moving forward.
15. Mykhailo Mudryk – £100,000/week
The Ukrainian winger has shown flashes of brilliance but remains inconsistent. His £100,000 weekly wage reflects the club’s investment in his long-term growth.
14. Nicolas Jackson – £100,000/week
Jackson has been Chelsea’s central attacking threat, despite some erratic finishing. At £100,000 per week, the club is banking on his development into a top-tier striker.
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13. Liam Delap – £100,000/week
Delap arrived with potential and is earning £100,000 a week right out of the gate. He’ll need to make the most of his opportunities to justify such a wage.
12. Ben Chilwell – £100,000/week
A key figure when fit, Chilwell’s availability has been inconsistent. Despite that, he earns £100,000 weekly and remains one of Chelsea’s most experienced defenders.
11. Levi Colwill – £100,000/week
Colwill is a vital part of Chelsea’s defensive future. At £100,000 per week, his salary aligns with his growing status as a first-team regular.
10. Joao Pedro – £120,000/week
Pedro was signed to boost Chelsea’s firepower and earns £120,000 a week. He’ll need to adapt quickly to life at Stamford Bridge to meet expectations.
9. Tosin Adarabioyo – £120,000/week
Brought in on a free transfer, Tosin Adarabioyo was given a lucrative £120,000-a-week deal. Chelsea will hope his Premier League experience brings calm to their defensive line.
8. Cole Palmer – £130,000/week
After a breakout season, Palmer received a major pay bump to £130,000 weekly. He’s become one of the team’s most important attacking assets.
7. Moises Caicedo – £150,000/week
Caicedo arrived with a massive price tag and was immediately handed a crucial midfield role. Despite early struggles, his £150,000-per-week deal underlines Chelsea’s long-term faith in the Ecuadorian star.
6. Pedro Neto – £160,000/week
New recruit Neto was brought in to add width and pace to the front line. His £160,000 salary shows just how much Chelsea value his creative spark.
5. Marc Cucurella – £175,000/week
After a rough start to his Chelsea career, Cucurella has revived his form and become an important contributor. His £175,000 salary now seems more justified as he enjoys a strong run in the starting XI.
4. Enzo Fernandez – £180,000/week
The Argentine midfield maestro became Chelsea’s record signing in January 2023. Now a vice-captain and key leader, his £180,000 weekly wage reflects both his status and influence in the team.
3. Wesley Fofana – £200,000/week
Injuries have plagued Fofana’s time at Stamford Bridge, but he remains one of the club’s highest-paid defenders at £200,000 weekly. Chelsea are still banking on his return to fitness and defensive dominance.
2. Reece James – £250,000/week
When fit, Reece James is among the best full-backs in the world. As club captain, his £250,000-per-week wage reflects both his quality and his symbolic importance to Chelsea’s identity.
1. Raheem Sterling – £325,000/week
Chelsea’s highest earner in 2025, Raheem Sterling takes home an eye-watering £325,000 each week. Following a loan spell at Arsenal, his future at the club remains uncertain—but his wage reflects his elite pedigree and experience.
