Inside Barcelonas Payroll: Ranking Every Player by Weekly Salary 2025
Barcelona's wage structure reveals a striking contrast between top earners and young talents, showcasing the club’s mix of world-class stars and rising prospects. From seasoned internationals to academy graduates, here’s a breakdown of player salaries—starting from the bottom of the list.
Marc Bernal – Just Getting Started
Marc Bernal is among the club’s lowest-paid players, earning just €11,923 per week. The teenage midfielder is still in the early stages of his career and has yet to sign a senior contract.
Roony Bardghji – One to Watch
Roony Bardghji, a young Swedish prospect, pockets €20,000 per week. Still developing, he represents Barcelona’s long-term planning in grooming youthful talent.
Marc Casadó – Rising from La Masia
Marc Casadó earns €23,846 weekly, reflecting his recent promotion from the youth setup. He’s slowly gaining minutes and proving his worth in midfield.
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Gerard Martín – Earning His Spot
Defender Gerard Martín takes home €30,000 per week. Though not yet a regular, his presence in the squad hints at potential future responsibilities.
Alejandro Balde – Bargain at the Back
Alejandro Balde is earning €32,115 per week—surprisingly low for a starting left-back. His performances suggest a contract renewal could soon be on the table.
Iñaki Peña – Budget-Friendly Backup
Barcelona’s backup goalkeeper Iñaki Peña brings in €38,462 weekly. He provides reliable cover in goal without putting a strain on the wage bill.
Wojciech Szczesny – Experience for a Price
Veteran goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny earns €57,692 per week. Though not a regular starter, his presence adds depth and experience to the squad.
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Pau Cubarsí – A Star in the Making
At €76,923 per week, young defender Pau Cubarsí has already impressed with his maturity on the pitch. His salary reflects the club's confidence in his rapid development.
Fermín López – Making His Mark
Fermín López earns the same weekly wage as Cubarsí: €76,923. His energy and creativity in midfield are starting to catch attention across Europe.
Ansu Fati – From Wonderkid to Proving Ground
Ansu Fati, once touted as Messi’s successor, now earns €90,192 per week. After loan spells and injury setbacks, he's looking to re-establish himself.
Eric García – Defensive Depth
Eric García takes home €115,385 weekly. A rotational figure, he provides reliable coverage across the back line when called upon.
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Joan García – Solid Backup at a Modest Rate
Joan García earns €120,192 each week. While not a headline name, he remains a dependable figure in the squad.
Andreas Christensen – Efficient Earner
The Danish center-back makes €173,077 per week, offering stability and composure in defense. For a key starter, his salary is relatively modest.
Gavi – Talent on a Budget
Teen sensation Gavi currently earns €180,385 weekly, still on his pre-renewal terms. With his stock rising, a new deal is surely on the horizon.
Ferran Torres – Offensive Option
Ferran Torres is paid €192,308 per week. Though not always a starter, his versatility across the front line makes him a valuable asset.
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Pedri – Midfield Maestro in the Making
Pedri earns €240,385 weekly and is considered one of the best young midfielders in the world. His vision and composure have already made him indispensable.
Dani Olmo – Creative Spark
New arrival Dani Olmo also earns €240,385 per week. He brings flair and technical quality to the attacking midfield positions.
Ronald Araújo – Rock at the Back
Uruguayan defender Ronald Araújo takes home €240,385 weekly. His leadership and defensive prowess are key components of Barça’s backline.
Marcus Rashford – Big Signing, Big Wages
Marcus Rashford joined the club on a lucrative €269,231-per-week contract. The €14 million annual wage reflects his profile and market value.
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Jules Koundé – Defensive Investment
Koundé earns €300,577 weekly. As a consistent starter, his salary aligns with his importance in Barcelona’s defensive structure.
Lamine Yamal – Starboy Rising
At just 17, Lamine Yamal is already earning €320,577 per week. His explosive talent has fast-tracked him into the first team and onto a hefty wage.
Marc-André ter Stegen – Guardian of the Net
Barcelona’s first-choice goalkeeper, Ter Stegen, is paid €320,577 weekly. His consistency and leadership make him one of the squad’s cornerstones.
Raphinha – Creative Contributor
Brazilian winger Raphinha also earns €320,577 per week. Though often rotated, his attacking spark can shift games.
Frenkie de Jong – Midfield General
Dutch international Frenkie de Jong makes €365,385 weekly, reflecting his status as a key orchestrator in midfield. His control and passing range remain vital to the team’s rhythm.
Robert Lewandowski – Top of the Wage Tree
Topping the list is Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, who earns a staggering €400,577 per week. With €20.8 million annually, he’s the club’s highest-paid player and its biggest attacking threat.
