The 14 Highest-Paid Players at Tottenham – Ranked from Lowest to Highest

April 2, 2025 Rasmus Kristensen

Tottenham may not have the biggest wage bill in the Premier League, but under manager Ange Postecoglou, they’ve managed to stay competitive and push for a top-four finish. While clubs like Manchester City and Chelsea spend far more on salaries, Spurs have built a strong squad with a more measured approach.

We’ve taken a closer look at Tottenham’s wage structure and ranked the players from the lowest to the highest earners for the 2024/25 season.

14. Rodrigo Bentancur – £75,000 per week / £3,900,000 per year

Bentancur adds control and intelligence to Spurs’ midfield. When fully fit, his composure and experience make a big difference.

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13. Archie Gray – £75,000 per week / £3,900,000 per year

Still a teenager, Gray has already earned senior minutes. Tottenham sees him as one of the most exciting midfield prospects in England.

12. Destiny Udogie – £75,000 per week / £3,900,000 per year

Udogie is one of the league’s most promising young full-backs. His speed, dribbling, and composure make him a standout talent on the left.

11. Ben Davies – £80,000 per week / £4,160,000 per year

A long-serving player, Davies brings calm and experience to the backline. He remains a valuable squad member with tactical discipline.

10. Mathys Tel – £80,000 per week / £4,160,000 per year

Still developing, Tel brings flair and goal potential from the bench. Spurs have high hopes for his evolution into a starting-caliber striker.

9. Pedro Porro – £85,000 per week / £4,420,000 per year

Porro offers attacking intent from the right-back position. His overlapping runs and delivery into the box are a big part of Spurs’ width.

8. Radu Drăgușin – £85,000 per week / £4,420,000 per year

The Romanian center-back is viewed as a long-term defensive solution. His physical style and solid positioning have impressed early on.

7. Dominic Solanke – £90,000 per week / £4,680,000 per year

A new arrival, Solanke adds strength and aerial threat to Tottenham’s offense. He’s a dependable option with Premier League experience.

6. Richarlison – £90,000 per week / £4,680,000 per year

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The Brazilian forward brings fire and aggression up front. Though inconsistent at times, his versatility keeps him in the mix.

5. Dejan Kulusevski – £110,000 per week / £5,720,000 per year

Kulusevski’s blend of power and technique has made him a consistent starter. His creativity on the right flank remains vital to Spurs’ attack.

4. Cristian Romero – £165,000 per week / £8,580,000 per year

Romero anchors the defense with toughness and leadership. A World Cup winner, he plays with intensity and commands the backline.

3. Timo Werner – £165,000 per week / £8,580,000 per year

Werner adds blistering pace and off-the-ball movement to Tottenham’s frontline. If he finds form, he could be a game-changer this season.

2. James Maddison – £170,000 per week / £8,840,000 per year

Maddison has brought creativity and flair to Spurs’ midfield. His passing range and set-piece ability make him a constant attacking threat.

1. Heung-min Son – £190,000 per week / £9,880,000 per year

The club captain and highest earner, Son remains Tottenham’s most influential figure. His leadership, work ethic, and consistent goal output make him truly world-class.