How much does every Arsenal player earn in 2025? Full salary breakdown
Arsenal have built a powerful and ambitious squad under Mikel Arteta, mixing world-class signings with homegrown talent. Here’s a player-by-player look at the Gunners' weekly wages heading into the 2025/26 season.
Max Dowman – £350 per week
Dowman is still on a youth scholarship contract, earning just £350 per week. Once he turns 17, he’s expected to sign professional terms and significantly increase his earnings.
Ethan Nwaneri – £80,000 per week
At only 17, Nwaneri has already broken into the first team and been rewarded with a senior contract worth £80,000 per week. His rise from the academy to the senior squad has been rapid and impressive.
Leandro Trossard – £90,000 per week
Trossard has proven to be a bargain, scoring crucial goals since his arrival. He earns £90,000 weekly and continues to deliver consistently in big matches.
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Noni Madueke – £150,000 per week
A surprise arrival from Chelsea, Madueke joined Arsenal in the summer of 2025. He signed a deal worth £150,000 per week, showing the club's belief in his potential.
Gabriel Martinelli – £180,000 per week
Martinelli remains one of Arsenal’s most exciting attackers and earns £180,000 weekly. He’s expected to break the £200,000 barrier in his next contract renewal.
Bukayo Saka – £195,000 per week
A fan favourite and academy graduate, Saka earns £195,000 each week. He’s one of the Premier League’s best wingers and could soon command even more.
Viktor Gyokeres – £200,000 per week
Arsenal’s marquee striker signing from Sporting CP earns £200,000 per week. The Swedish forward was brought in to add clinical finishing to the attack.
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Gabriel Jesus – £265,000 per week
Despite goal droughts, Jesus remains highly valued, earning £265,000 weekly. His experience and pressing game continue to make him a key player under Arteta.
Kai Havertz – £280,000 per week
Havertz is Arsenal’s highest-paid player, taking home £280,000 every week. His move from Chelsea was questioned initially but has proven successful on all fronts.
Christian Norgaard – £65,000 per week
Norgaard provides depth in midfield and earns a modest £65,000 weekly. His defensive reliability makes him a useful squad player.
Martin Zubimendi – £75,000 per week
Zubimendi joined from Real Sociedad amid interest from top European clubs. He now earns £75,000 per week as part of Arsenal's midfield rotation.
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Mikel Merino – £130,000 per week
Merino earns £130,000 a week and even filled in as a makeshift striker last season. His versatility has proven invaluable during injury crises.
Eberechi Eze – £180,000 per week
After shining for Crystal Palace and England, Eze joined Arsenal and signed a deal worth £180,000 per week. He adds flair and creativity to Arteta’s midfield.
Declan Rice – £240,000 per week
Rice has become a cornerstone of Arsenal's midfield since his high-profile move. He earns £240,000 per week, making him one of the club’s top earners.
Martin Odegaard – £240,000 per week
As club captain, Odegaard is on par with Rice at £240,000 per week. His leadership and playmaking abilities are vital to Arsenal’s structure.
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Myles Lewis-Skelly – £45,000 per week
The teenage midfielder signed a five-year deal worth £45,000 per week. He’s already considered one of the highest-paid teenagers in football.
Cristhian Mosquera – £55,000 per week
New signing Mosquera earns £55,000 per week after joining from Valencia. At 21, he has the potential to become a key player in defence.
Piero Hincapie – £65,000 per week
Hincapie is on loan from Bayer Leverkusen and earns £65,000 weekly. He’s expected to join permanently next summer after impressing Arteta.
Jurrien Timber – £90,000 per week
Timber earns £90,000 per week and offers flexibility across the backline. He’s shown his value covering multiple defensive roles.
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Riccardo Calafiori – £120,000 per week
Calafiori signed from Bologna in 2024 and earns £120,000 weekly. The Italian defender adds depth and quality on the left side of defence.
Gabriel Magalhães – £150,000 per week
Gabriel has been a rock at the back and earns £150,000 each week. His partnership with Saliba has been central to Arsenal’s recent success.
Ben White – £150,000 per week
White takes home £150,000 per week and is known for his versatility in defence. Injuries slowed him last season, but he remains an important figure.
William Saliba – £250,000 per week
Saliba recently signed a new contract worth £250,000 weekly, making him the best-paid defender at the club. He’s now recognised as one of Europe’s top centre-backs.
Jack Porter – £850 per week
As third-choice keeper, 17-year-old Porter earns £850 per week. He’s still on a youth deal but is considered one to watch for the future.
Kepa Arrizabalaga – £60,000 per week
Kepa joined Arsenal after spells at Real Madrid and Bournemouth. The former Chelsea man now earns £60,000 weekly as backup to Raya.
David Raya – £120,000 per week
Raya’s excellent form earned him a permanent move and a new £120,000-per-week contract. He’s now firmly Arsenal’s number one between the sticks.
