Manchester United Salary List: Ranking All Players by Annual Wage (2025)
Manchester United has never been shy about spending big—both in the transfer market and on player wages. From marquee signings to homegrown stars, the club’s payroll is stacked with high earners across all positions. But who’s actually costing the club the most each week?
Below is a full breakdown of the 30 highest-paid players at Manchester United as of August 8, 2025, ranked from the lowest to the highest weekly earners. While some names at the top are expected, others may surprise you—especially given their recent form or playing time.
30. Toby Collyer – £4,000 per week
A promising young midfielder still developing within the club's academy ranks. He's made a few first-team bench appearances but remains on a modest contract.
29. Ayden Heaven – £4,000 per week
Another academy product, Heaven has featured in youth tournaments and cup squads. His deal reflects early-stage progression.
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28. Tyler Fredricson – £5,000 per week
A center-back who has impressed in the U21 setup. Fredricson’s wage suggests he’s viewed as a future squad option.
27. Harry Amass – £5,000 per week
A young left-back with potential, Amass is slowly being integrated into senior training sessions.
26. Kobbie Mainoo – £25,000 per week
Despite his low wage, Mainoo is one of United’s most exciting midfield talents. A contract extension seems inevitable given his breakout year.
25. Chido Obi – £15,000 per week
The teenage striker is highly rated by the club. While not yet a regular, Obi is seen as a future attacking leader.
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24. Alejandro Garnacho – £50,000 per week
One of United’s brightest young stars, Garnacho’s current deal doesn't reflect his true value—likely due for a renegotiation.
23. Altay Bayindir – £35,000 per weekccc
The backup goalkeeper has only featured in a few cup games. His contract is modest compared to the No.1.
22. Patrick Dorgu – £40,000 per week
A recent signing who adds depth at left-back. The club sees long-term potential in the Danish-Nigerian defender.
21. Tom Heaton – £45,000 per week
The veteran goalkeeper is in the twilight of his career, offering experience and leadership from the bench.
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20. Tyrell Malacia – £75,000 per week
Malacia's wages reflect his role as a dependable squad player, though injuries have limited his impact.
19. Rasmus Hojlund – £85,000 per week
Signed as the future of United’s front line, Hojlund’s salary is relatively low for a marquee striker—possibly by design to manage expectations.
18. Diogo Dalot – £85,000 per week
Dalot has grown into a solid option at right-back. His contract is in line with his contributions.
17. Joshua Zirkzee – £105,000 per week
United’s hope for a new striking solution, Zirkzee is still adjusting to Premier League life.
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16. Antony – £105,000 per week
After a big-money move from Ajax, Antony has struggled for consistency. His wage remains one of the more controversial at the club.
15. Leny Yoro – £115,000 per week
The young French center-back joined with high expectations. His pay reflects his potential and transfer fee.
14. Andre Onana – £120,000 per week
United’s starting goalkeeper, Onana has had a mixed spell so far. His salary reflects faith in his long-term value.
13. Amad Diallo – £120,000 per week
Following an impressive breakthrough season, Amad earned a big bump in pay—and deservedly so.
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12. Lisandro Martinez – £120,000 per week
The tenacious defender is a fan favorite. His salary reflects his status as a regular starter when fit.
11. Noussair Mazraoui – £135,000 per week
Mazraoui joined from Bayern Munich and immediately bolstered United’s right flank. His experience comes at a cost.
10. Bryan Mbeumo – £150,000 per week
A summer arrival from Brentford, Mbeumo has added speed and versatility to the attack.
9. Luke Shaw – £150,000 per week
A long-serving left-back whose injuries haven’t stopped him from being one of the club’s higher earners.
8. Benjamin Sesko – £160,000 per week
One of Europe's top young strikers, Sesko arrived with high expectations and a six-figure wage to match.
7. Matheus Cunha – £180,000 per week
Brought in from Wolves, Cunha is part of the club's major attacking rebuild under Amorim.
6. Harry Maguire – £190,000 per week
Once club captain, Maguire remains one of United’s best-paid defenders despite falling down the pecking order.
5. Matthijs de Ligt – £195,000 per week
The Dutch center-back’s high wage reflects his stature and Champions League pedigree.
4. Mason Mount – £250,000 per week
Injury problems have plagued his time at United so far. His wage is steep for what he’s delivered.
3. Jadon Sancho – £250,000 per week
Still on the books despite loan links and poor form, Sancho remains one of the club’s most expensive players.
2. Bruno Fernandes – £300,000 per week
The club’s captain and creative engine, Fernandes has arguably earned every penny of his deal.
1. Casemiro – £350,000 per week
The highest-paid player at United. While his influence has waned with age, Casemiro’s salary underscores his experience and prior impact.
