Ligue 1 is home to some of the best and most expensive footballers in the world. Here’s a look at the highest-paid forwards in the French league, ranked by their weekly salaries.
Wahbi Khazri – £49,038 per week / £2,550,000 per year
The Tunisian forward Wahbi Khazri remains a well-respected name in Ligue 1. Despite being one of the lowest earners on this list, his experience and skill continue to make an impact.
Youssoufa Moukoko – £49,038 per week / £2,550,000 per year
At just 20 years old, Youssoufa Moukoko is one of the most promising young strikers in Europe. The German forward is already earning a significant wage, reflecting his high potential.
Amine Harit – £50,281 per week / £2,635,000 per year
Amine Harit has been a key creative force in midfield and attack for Marseille. His dribbling skills and technical ability make him a valuable asset to the team.
Georges Mikautadze – £53,452 per week / £2,779,500 per year
Mikautadze has steadily built his reputation in Ligue 1 and earned a strong contract. His ability to score in crucial moments has made him an important player.
Thiago Almada – £56,394 per week / £2,932,500 per year
The Argentine attacking midfielder brings flair and creativity to his team. Almada is widely seen as a rising star who could soon make a move to a bigger European club.
Rayan Cherki – £65,385 per week / £3,400,000 per year
A product of Lyon’s renowned academy, Cherki is considered one of France’s brightest young talents. His technical skills and attacking vision have earned him a solid contract.
Breel Embolo – £65,712 per week / £3,417,000 per year
The Swiss international has experience playing in top European leagues. His strength and versatility in attack make him a valuable option for any team.
Mason Greenwood – £74,375 per week / £3,867,500 per year
After moving to Ligue 1, Greenwood is looking to rebuild his career. His natural finishing ability and potential still make him a player to watch.
Takumi Minamino – £75,193 per week / £3,910,000 per year
Minamino brings his international experience from Liverpool and RB Salzburg. His work rate and ability to play multiple attacking roles make him a valuable player.
Gonçalo Ramos – £89,904 per week / £4,675,000 per year
The Portuguese striker is a key figure in Ligue 1, known for his finishing and positioning. His high salary reflects the expectations surrounding him.
Aleksandr Golovin – £93,990 per week / £4,887,500 per year
Golovin continues to be one of Monaco’s most consistent performers. His creativity and technical ability make him one of the best playmakers in the league.
Folarin Balogun – £93,990 per week / £4,887,500 per year
The American striker has impressed since his move to Ligue 1. His goal-scoring ability and movement in the box make him a key player for his team.
Alexandre Lacazette – £98,077 per week / £5,100,000 per year
Lacazette remains one of Ligue 1’s most experienced strikers. His leadership and finishing ability make him crucial to Lyon’s attack.
Bradley Barcola – £107,885 per week / £5,610,000 per year
Barcola has risen quickly through the ranks to become a key attacker. His speed and dribbling ability make him a dangerous player on the wing.
Kang-in Lee – £118,837 per week / £6,179,500 per year
The South Korean playmaker has impressed with his vision and passing. His performances have earned him a lucrative contract in France.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia – £267,423 per week / £13,906,000 per year
The Georgian winger is one of the most exciting players in Europe. His dribbling, pace, and goal-scoring ability make him a superstar in the making.
Ousmane Dembélé – £326,923 per week / £17,000,000 per year
Dembélé is the highest-paid forward in Ligue 1. His speed and dribbling ability make him one of the most dangerous wingers in world football.
