PREMIER LEAGUE PLAYERS SALARIES 2023 SEASON

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PREMIER LEAGUE PLAYERS SALARIES 2023 SEASON

Welcome back to Football Focus, today we are going to take a look at the Salaries Of Premier League Players for the 2022/23 Season.

The top tier of the English football league structure is the Premier League. It uses the English Football League's promotion and relegation system and is contested by 20 clubs (EFL). Typically, seasons last from August to May, and each club plays 38 games (playing all 19 other teams both home and away). The majority of games take place on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, with a few weeknight games here and there.

These are all the teams that are included in the Premier League:

Arsenal Aston Barnsley Birmingham Blackburn Blackpool Bolton Bournemouth Bradford Brentford Brighton Burnley Cardiff Charlton Chelsea Coventry Crystal Derby Everton Fulham Huddersfield Hull Ipswich Leeds Leicester Liverpool Manchester Manchester Middlesbrough Newcastle Norwich Nottingham Oldham Portsmouth Queens Reading Sheffield Sheffield Southampton Stoke Sunderland Swansea Swindon Tottenham Watford West West Wigan Wimbledon[b] Wolverhampton
Villa City Rovers Wanderers City & City Athletic City Palace County Town City Town United City City United United City Forest Athletic Park United Wednesday City City Town Hotspur Bromwich Ham Athletic Wanderers
Hove Rangers Albion United Albion

Salaries of Premier League Players:

Cristiano Ronaldo £ 515,385
Kevin De Bruyne £ 400,000
Erling Haaland £ 375,000
Mohamed Salah £ 350,000
David de Gea £ 375,000
Jadon Sancho £ 350,000
Raphaël Varane £ 340,000
Raheem Sterling £ 300,000
Jack Grealish £ 300,000
N'Golo Kanté £ 289,423
Timo Werner £ 271,923
Gabriel Jesus £ 265,000
Anthony Martial £ 250,000
John Stones £ 250,000
Bruno Fernandes £ 240,000
Virgil van Dijk £ 220,000
Harry Kane £ 200,000
Marcus Rashford £ 200,000
Thiago £ 200,000
Tanguy Ndombélé £ 200,000
Thomas Partey £ 200,000
Heung-min Son £ 192,000
Harry Maguire £ 190,000
Ben Chilwell £ 190,000
Roberto Firmino £ 180,000
Trent Alexander-Arnold £ 180,000
Fabinho £ 180,000
Darwin Núñez £ 179,423
Ivan Perisic £ 178,269
Cristian Romero £ 165,000
Lucas Digne £ 163,462
Rúben Dias £ 160,000
Mateo Kovacic £ 150,000
César Azpilicueta £ 150,000
Kepa Arrizabalaga £ 150,000
Bernardo Silva £ 150,000
Kai Havertz £ 150,000
Alisson £ 150,000
Boubacar Kamara £ 150,000
Christian Pulisic £ 150,000
Luke Shaw £ 150,000
Kieran Trippier £ 144,231
Jordan Henderson £ 140,000
Nicolas Pépé £ 140,000
Jamie Vardy £ 140,000
James Milner £ 140,000
Ilkay Gündogan £ 140,000
Kasper Schmeichel £ 130,000
Wilfried Zaha £ 130,000

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[markoenrico]

Thank you for sharing this with us they are paid way too much it would be nice if they were paid half and the other half was put back in the community.I must say beautiful back ground music does anyone know the name of it, i think its from 3 steps from hell

[Myownlilbubble]

1:56...I thought he was getting £350k per week...?

[footbalvedits]

Ronaldo should be in chelsea I don't like Sterling

[harveyking]

pathetic, so they what they earn in a week most people in the UK wouldnt even make in 2 years. totally unfair