Wolverhampton may not be fighting for the Premier League title, but the club continues to punch above its weight in one of the world’s most competitive leagues. Competing at this level is no small feat—especially with a wage bill that’s modest compared to England’s elite.
We’ve taken a closer look at the Wolves squad and ranked the players by their salaries, from the lowest earner to the highest-paid star.
13. André Trindade – £35,000 per week / £1,820,000 per year
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Still early in his Premier League career, André Trindade has made a solid impact and earns a respectable wage. At just £35,000 per week, he is the lowest earner on this list but has plenty of upside.
12. José Sá – £40,000 per week / £2,080,000 per year
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Wolves’ reliable shot-stopper José Sá provides consistency between the posts. His salary reflects his steady performances over recent seasons.
11. Sam Johnstone – £40,000 per week / £2,080,000 per year
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Johnstone serves as a strong backup option in goal and brings Premier League experience. His wages match those of fellow keeper José Sá.
10. Craig Dawson – £45,000 per week / £2,340,000 per year
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The veteran defender offers leadership and defensive stability. Dawson’s experience justifies his salary in a squad filled with younger talents.
9. Emmanuel Agbadou – £45,000 per week / £2,340,000 per year
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A new addition to Wolves’ backline, Agbadou earns the same as Dawson. He brings strength and versatility to the defense.
8. Matt Doherty – £50,000 per week / £2,600,000 per year
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Back at Wolves, Doherty continues to offer width and work rate down the flank. His £50,000 weekly wage reflects his role as a dependable squad player.
7. Marshall Munetsi – £50,000 per week / £2,600,000 per year
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Munetsi has slotted well into Wolves’ midfield. His physical presence and work ethic earn him a solid mid-tier salary.
6. Boubacar Traoré – £55,000 per week / £2,860,000 per year
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A key figure in central midfield, Traoré is valued for his dynamism and defensive contributions. His wage highlights his growing importance.
5. Hee-chan Hwang – £70,000 per week / £3,640,000 per year
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Known for his pace and pressing, Hwang plays a crucial role in the attack. His salary places him among the club’s most valued forwards.
4. Nélson Semedo – £80,000 per week / £4,160,000 per year
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The Portuguese right-back remains a key starter and a consistent performer. His £80,000 weekly wage underlines his seniority and quality.
3. Pablo Sarabia – £90,000 per week / £4,680,000 per year
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A technically gifted attacker, Sarabia is one of Wolves’ creative focal points. He’s among the club’s best-paid players for a reason.
2. Matheus Cunha – £90,000 per week / £4,680,000 per year
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Cunha’s flair and versatility in attack make him essential to the team. He earns the joint-highest salary at the club, reflecting his value on and off the pitch.
1. Gonçalo Guedes – £90,000 per week / £4,680,000 per year
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At the top of the wage list, Guedes brings experience, skill, and attacking flair. His weekly earnings of £90,000 make him Wolves’ highest-paid player in 2024/25.
