Inside Arsenal’s Payroll: Ranking Every Player by Weekly Salary (2025)
Arsenal’s wage bill has become one of the most fascinating in the Premier League. From teenage prospects on breakthrough contracts to stars commanding some of the highest salaries in English football, the structure reflects both long-term planning and elite ambition. Here is the full ranking of Arsenal’s players by weekly wages in 2025, from #27 to #1.
27. Noni Madueke – Unknown per week
The summer arrival from Chelsea has an undisclosed salary, making him the only player whose wages are not confirmed. At his former club, he was earning around £50,000-per-week, so it’s expected Arsenal placed him on a higher figure for his long-term deal.
26. Myles Lewis-Skelly – £40,000 per week
At just 18 years old, Lewis-Skelly is already earning a salary that many established professionals would envy. His five-year contract shows Arsenal’s determination to secure his future early.
25. Fábio Vieira – £45,000 per week
The Portuguese midfielder has struggled for consistency since joining the Gunners. However, his affordable £45,000 weekly wage and long-term deal keep him a useful squad option.
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24. Albert Sambi Lokonga – £50,000 per week
Lokonga is in the last year of his deal and no longer part of Arsenal’s core plans. Despite early promise, his £50,000 weekly wage now seems high for someone on the fringes.
23. Jakub Kiwior – £58,000 per week
The Polish defender provides reliable depth across Arsenal’s defensive line. His £58,000-per-week salary reflects his role as a rotational option in the squad.
22. Ethan Nwaneri – £60,000 per week
Nwaneri became the youngest ever Premier League player in 2022 and has since been fast-tracked into the first team. His £60,000 weekly wage is massive for his age and shows how highly he is valued.
21. Cristhian Mosquera – £70,000 per week
Brought in from Valencia, Mosquera is tipped to develop into a key centre-back for the future. His £70,000 salary is a smart investment in a player with huge upside.
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20. Martin Zubimendi – £75,000 per week
Arsenal fought off European giants to land Zubimendi, who was one of Real Sociedad’s most wanted players. Surprisingly, his £75,000 weekly wage makes him one of the more modest earners.
19. Kepa Arrizabalaga – £75,000 per week
The former Chelsea goalkeeper joined to provide competition for David Raya. At £75,000 per week, Kepa represents experienced depth rather than a first-choice option.
18. Christian Nørgaard – £80,000 per week
The Danish midfielder adds experience and leadership to the squad. His £80,000 salary keeps him within reach of the mid-level earners at Arsenal.
17. Jurrien Timber – £90,000 per week
The versatile Dutchman has shown flashes of quality despite injury setbacks. His £90,000 per week reflects Arsenal’s continued trust in his long-term role.
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16. Mikel Merino – £90,000 per week
Merino’s adaptability was on display when he filled in as an emergency striker last season. His £90,000 salary is fair for an experienced Spain international.
15. Leandro Trossard – £90,000 per week
Since his arrival, Trossard has proven to be one of the bargains of Arsenal’s squad. His £90,000 weekly wage is well-earned, given his clutch goals in big matches.
14. David Raya – £100,000 per week
The Spanish goalkeeper cemented himself as Arsenal’s No.1 with a Golden Glove-winning campaign. His £100,000 salary reflects his standing as one of the best goalkeepers in England.
13. Reiss Nelson – £100,000 per week
Nelson’s £100,000 salary is surprisingly high for a player often used from the bench. Still, his knack for scoring key goals justifies the club’s decision to tie him down.
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12. Riccardo Calafiori – £120,000 per week
The Italian defender has impressed since arriving from Bologna. At £120,000 per week, Arsenal see him as a cornerstone of their backline for years to come.
11. Gabriel Magalhães – £150,000 per week
A defensive leader, Gabriel has been crucial to Arsenal’s recent title pushes. His £150,000-per-week deal rewards his consistency and importance.
10. Ben White – £150,000 per week
Comfortable both at centre-back and right-back, White is one of Arsenal’s most versatile players. His £150,000 weekly salary is in line with his senior role.
9. Eberechi Eze – £175,000 per week
Signed from Crystal Palace, Eze brought creativity and flair to Arsenal’s midfield. His £175,000 wage shows how much the club value his attacking contributions.
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8. Gabriel Martinelli – £180,000 per week
The Brazilian winger has become one of Arsenal’s most explosive attackers. His £180,000 weekly wage reflects his rise but leaves room for a future increase.
7. William Saliba – £190,000 per week
Saliba is widely regarded as one of the world’s best defenders. His £190,000 salary ensures he is among Arsenal’s highest-paid stars.
6. Bukayo Saka – £195,000 per week
The face of Arsenal’s new generation, Saka continues to deliver on the pitch and commercially. His £195,000 weekly wage is huge, but he’s expected to break the £200k barrier in his next deal.
5. Viktor Gyökeres – £200,000 per week
Arsenal’s new £55m striker arrived from Sporting CP in 2025. His £200,000 salary highlights the pressure on him to deliver goals.
4. Martin Ødegaard – £240,000 per week
The captain has been central to Arsenal’s resurgence, both tactically and emotionally. At £240,000 per week, Ødegaard is one of the team’s top earners.
3. Declan Rice – £240,000 per week
Rice’s arrival was a statement of intent, and he has backed it up with world-class midfield displays. His £240,000 salary matches Ødegaard’s, making them joint leaders in Arsenal’s midfield.
2. Gabriel Jesus – £265,000 per week
Jesus remains one of Arsenal’s highest earners despite inconsistent form in front of goal. His £265,000-per-week salary reflects his experience and versatility.
1. Kai Havertz – £280,000 per week
At the very top is Havertz, who commands a staggering £280,000 per week. Initially a surprising signing, the German has proven to be a major success under Arteta.
