How much do the top players in La Liga earn? We’ve compiled a list of the 15 highest-paid players in the Spanish league, ranked from the lowest to the highest salary. Only salaries have been considered, excluding bonuses, sponsorships, or additional income.
Aurélien Tchouaméni – €240,385 per week
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French midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni has emerged as one of Europe’s most promising young talents. With an annual salary of €12,500,000, he is already among the best-paid, though still far from the very top earners.
Raphinha – €245,385 per week
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The Brazilian winger, currently playing for FC Barcelona, earns €12,750,000 annually. Since his move to Barcelona from Leeds United, Raphinha has been a key player, contributing creativity and attacking vision.
Defender Jules Koundé, also of FC Barcelona, has an annual salary of €13,550,000. He is known for his defensive consistency and versatility, excelling in multiple positions.
Ansu Fati – €268,269 per week
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Ansu Fati, one of FC Barcelona’s brightest prospects, earns €13,950,000 per year. Despite his youth, he is already considered a vital part of the club’s first team.
Éder Militão – €280,385 per week
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Brazilian defender Éder Militão, a cornerstone in Real Madrid’s defence, earns €14,580,000 annually thanks to his solid and consistent performances.
Antonio Rüdiger – €280,385 per week
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German international Antonio Rüdiger, also at Real Madrid, earns the same salary as Militão, with €14,580,000 per year. His strength and leadership make him indispensable in the team’s backline.
Thibaut Courtois – €288,462 per week
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Belgian goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois is one of the highest-paid players in his position, with an annual salary of €15,000,000. He is renowned for his decisive saves in crucial matches.
Federico Valverde – €320,577 per week
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Uruguayan midfielder Federico Valverde, one of Real Madrid’s most dynamic players, earns €16,670,000 per year. His versatility and intensity make him a central figure in the team’s midfield.
Frenkie de Jong – €365,385 per week
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Dutch midfielder Frenkie de Jong, the maestro of FC Barcelona’s midfield, has an annual salary of €19,000,000. His class and passing ability set him apart, even during a season with reduced game time.
Vinícius Júnior – €400,577 per week
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Brazilian winger Vinícius Júnior, one of Real Madrid’s biggest attacking stars, earns €20,830,000 annually. A leading contender for the Ballon d’Or, he continues to shine on the biggest stages.
Jude Bellingham – €400,577 per week
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English sensation Jude Bellingham also earns €20,830,000 per year at Real Madrid. Despite his young age, he has already proven himself as one of the world’s top midfielders.
Jan Oblak – €400,577 per week
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Atlético Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak is among the highest-paid in his position, earning €20,830,000 annually. He is widely regarded as one of the best goalkeepers of his generation.
David Alaba – €432,692 per week
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Versatile player David Alaba, who excels both in defence and midfield for Real Madrid, earns €22,500,000 per year. His adaptability makes him a crucial asset to the team.
Kylian Mbappé – €600,962 per week
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The former PSG superstar, now at Real Madrid, earns €31,250,000 per year. Despite being one of the most high-profile players in the world, he is still striving to recapture the form that made him a sensation in Paris.
Robert Lewandowski – €640,962 per week
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Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, currently at FC Barcelona, tops the list with an annual salary of €33,330,000. Recognised as one of the most prolific forwards in football history, he continues to make a difference both for his club and the Polish national team.