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The Premier League boasts some of the world’s finest and most high-priced players. These figures by Spotrac highlight the top earners in the league for the 2023/24 season.
Below are the 10 highest paid players in the 2023/24 Premier League
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10. Kai Havertz – £14,560,000
Ranked at number 10 is Kai Havertz from Arsenal, earning an annual salary of £14,560,000 (€17,050,202.36; $18,372,172.00).
Kai Havertz commenced his Premier League journey with Chelsea but departed the Blues in 2023 to join Arsenal for a reported fee of €75.00 million, as documented by Transfermarkt. Currently at the Emirates, he holds the title of the highest-paid player in the 2023/24 season, according to Spotrac.
9. Enzo Fernandez – £15,470,000
In the ninth position, we have Enzo Fernandez, formerly Kai Havertz’s teammate, with an annual salary of £15,470,000. The Argentine secured a lucrative contract at Stamford Bridge after the 2022 World Cup but has yet to guide Chelsea back to winning trophies.
8. Marcus Rashford – £15,600,000
In the eighth position, we have Marcus Rashford, the first Manchester United player on this list, earning £15,600,000 annually.
Despite his salary, the winger is currently not experiencing the best season of his career and recently faced controversy after details of a reported 12-hour tequila bender were revealed, as reported by Jamnet.
7. Jack Grealish – £15,600,000
In the seventh position, we find Jack Grealish, earning an annual salary of £15,600,000, the same as Rashford.
Despite proving his worth since his move from Aston Villa in August 2021, the Birmingham native is currently facing competition for a starting place with Belgian Jérémy Doku this season.
6. Raheem Sterling – £16,900,000
Taking the sixth position is Raheem Sterling, a Chelsea player earning just under £17 million annually.
Despite the inconsistencies in the Blues’ performance, Sterling remains a regular under Mauricio Pochettino and is considered one of the few bright spots in the team. The question remains whether he can help turn things around for the embattled Chelsea side.
5. Raphael Varane – £17,680,000
Securing the fifth spot is Raphael Varane, the second Manchester United player on this list, with an annual income of £17,680,000.
Having enjoyed a successful career at Real Madrid, where he achieved legendary status, Varane’s time at Old Trafford has presented more challenges. The Frenchman finds himself alternating between the starting line-up and the bench in his current stint with Manchester United.
4. Casemiro – £18,200,000
Taking the fourth position is Casemiro, earning £18,200,000 annually. The 31-year-old Brazilian, having enjoyed a trophy-laden spell at Real Madrid, including five Champions League victories, among others, as reported by Transfermarkt, stands as a seasoned player with nothing left to prove.
3. Mohamed Salah – £18,200,000
In the third spot is Mohamed Salah, matching Casemiro’s annual earnings at £18,200,000.
Salah, the sole representative from Liverpool on this list, has been the subject of transfer rumors, with reports suggesting a potential move to Saudi Arabia, where he could reportedly secure a higher salary than his current Anfield deal. The question arises: will Liverpool part ways with Salah in 2024?
2. Erling Haaland – £19,500,000
In the second position is the Norwegian sensation, Erling Haaland, earning an annual salary of £19,500,000.
The prolific striker aims to replicate his goal-scoring success in 2024 as he did in the previous year, with aspirations of making history by becoming Norway’s first-ever Ballon d’Or winner.
1. Kevin De Bruyne – £20,800,000
Securing the top spot is Kevin De Bruyne from Manchester City, with an annual salary of £20,800,000. The Belgian midfielder has been a pivotal figure for City over the years, notably contributing to their Champions League triumph last year.
Widely regarded as one of the best midfielders globally, his substantial earnings reflect his exceptional skills and contributions to the team.
