Every Liverpool Star’s Wage in 2025 – Ranked

June 13, 2025 Oliver Obel

Liverpool’s wage structure in 2025 showcases the club’s financial discipline and emphasis on rewarding performance. While world-class stars command enormous salaries, the squad still includes several young or fringe players on relatively modest deals. Here's a complete ranking of all 28 current Liverpool players by weekly wage, starting from the lowest paid.

28. Harvey Davies – £3,000 per week

Harvey Davies is the club’s fourth-choice goalkeeper and the lowest-paid player in the squad. His £3,000 weekly wage reflects his status as a developing academy talent still seeking senior opportunities.

27. Vitezslav Jaros – £7,000 per week

Jaros has featured occasionally and recently debuted in the Premier League. Despite his potential, his £7,000-a-week salary places him near the bottom of the list.

26. Tyler Morton – £8,000 per week

Returning from loan, Morton is another young talent with limited first-team exposure. His £8,000 weekly earnings mirror his developmental stage.

25. Conor Bradley – £10,000 per week

Bradley has shown promise as a backup full-back. His £10,000 per week wage suggests Liverpool are keeping costs low while nurturing young talent.

24. Caoimhin Kelleher – £10,000 per week

One of the best second-choice goalkeepers in England, Kelleher is widely respected. Nonetheless, his weekly wage remains surprisingly low at £10,000 given his proven ability.

23. Ben Doak – £15,000 per week

Doak is a raw but exciting winger with serious potential. At £15,000 per week, his current salary is likely to rise with continued development.

22. Curtis Jones – £15,000 per week

A dependable homegrown midfielder, Jones earns significantly less than many of his midfield peers. His £15,000 weekly wage reflects an older contract he’s yet to upgrade.

21. Jarell Quansah – £30,000 per week

Quansah has impressed when called upon in central defense. Still young, he’s earning £30,000 per week as he solidifies his first-team credentials.

20. Stefan Bajcetic – £40,000 per week

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Bajcetic is technically gifted and tactically aware, often showing maturity beyond his years. His £40,000 per week salary reflects a role that’s growing in importance.

19. Harvey Elliott – £40,000 per week

Elliott has been a regular contributor from midfield. Despite his influence, he remains on a relatively low £40,000 weekly wage for a first-team regular.

18. Wataru Endo – £50,000 per week

Endo’s move to Liverpool brought much-needed steel to the midfield. His £50,000 weekly earnings are modest for a senior international with Bundesliga experience.

17. Luis Diaz – £55,000 per week

Arguably underpaid, Diaz has delivered big performances at a bargain rate. His £55,000 weekly salary makes him one of the best-value players at the club.

16. Ibrahima Konate – £70,000 per week

Konate is a vital component of Liverpool’s defense. His £70,000 weekly wage is fair, though others in the backline earn significantly more.

15. Kostas Tsimikas – £75,000 per week

The Greek left-back is a dependable rotation player. His £75,000 per week salary is consistent with his role as cover for Robertson.

14. Joe Gomez – £85,000 per week

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Gomez provides versatility and depth in defense. His experience and reliability are reflected in a solid £85,000 weekly wage.

13. Jeremie Frimpong – £100,000 per week

A recent signing, Frimpong brings attacking thrust to the right-back role. His £100,000 per week contract places him among the club’s mid-tier earners.

12. Cody Gakpo – £120,000 per week

Gakpo’s blend of size and skill has made him a useful option across the frontline. His wage of £120,000 per week reflects his impact and experience.

11. Dominik Szoboszlai – £120,000 per week

Szoboszlai has brought energy and flair to the midfield. His £120,000 weekly salary makes him one of the club’s best-paid midfielders.

10. Diogo Jota – £140,000 per week

Jota’s sharp movement and finishing make him a key threat. At £140,000 per week, he’s well-compensated for his output.

9. Darwin Nunez – £140,000 per week

Despite inconsistency, Nunez’s physical attributes and potential justify his wage. The Uruguayan earns £140,000 per week as he aims to become more consistent.

8. Federico Chiesa – £150,000 per week

Chiesa arrived with big expectations and an equally sizable contract. His £150,000 weekly wage underscores the trust placed in him.

7. Ryan Gravenberch – £150,000 per week

Gravenberch’s technical prowess makes him a valuable asset in midfield. His £150,000 per week wage places him among Liverpool’s elite midfield earners.

6. Alexis Mac Allister – £150,000 per week

A World Cup winner, Mac Allister is one of Liverpool’s most polished midfielders. His £150,000 weekly salary reflects his international pedigree and consistent club performances.

5. Alisson Becker – £150,000 per week

One of the best goalkeepers in the world, Alisson is worth every penny. His £150,000 per week wage is a bargain given his consistent excellence.

4. Andrew Robertson – £160,000 per week

Robertson remains a key figure both defensively and going forward. His £160,000 weekly contract places him among the higher earners at the club.

3. Virgil van Dijk – £350,000 per week

As captain and defensive cornerstone, Van Dijk’s wage mirrors his elite status. His £350,000 per week salary reflects his dominance and leadership.

2. Florian Wirtz – £355,000 per week

Wirtz is one of Europe’s most exciting young midfielders and joins Liverpool as a marquee addition. His massive £355,000 weekly wage underlines the club’s ambition and investment in elite talent.

1. Mohamed Salah – £400,000 per week

Salah is Liverpool’s top earner by a clear margin. His £400,000 per week salary is fully justified by his relentless goal and assist output over multiple seasons.