Brazil player salaries: Which World Cup 2022 star earns the most?

Coach Tite has enviable attacking options, but who earns the most out of Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Vinicius Junior?

Neymar earns £944,000 a week Paris St Germain, according to capology.com. Reuters

Vinicius Junior earns £350,000 a week at Real Madrid. Getty

Casemiro is paid £300,000 a week at Manchester United. Getty

Gabriel Jesus is paid £265,000 a week by Arsenal. Getty

Marquinhos earns £241,000 at Paris Saint-Germain. AFP

Barcelona's Raphinha earns £210,000 a week. AP

Antony earns £200,000 a week at Manchester United. Reuters

Alex Sandro is on £186,000 a week at Juventus. Reuters

Fabinho earns £180,000 a week at Liverpool. Getty

Eder Militao earns £157,000 at Real Madrid. AP

Bremer earns £155,000 a week at Juventus. Getty

Alisson Becker earns £150,000 a week at Liverpool. EPA

Lucas Paqueta is paid £150,000 a week by West Ham United. Getty

Rodrygo earns £126,000 a week at Real Madrid. AFP

Fred earns £120,000 a week at Manchester United. Reuters

Bruno Guimaraes earns £120,000 a week at Newcastle United. Getty

Thiago Silva is paid £110,000 a week at Chelsea. Getty

Ederson earns £100,000 a week at Manchester City. AFP

Gabriel Martinelli earns £90,000 a week at Arsenal. Reuters

Richarlison earns £90,000 a week at Tottenham. PA

Danilo earns £86,000 a week at Juventus. AP

Alex Telles earns £70,000 a week at Sevilla. AP

Dani Alves earns £35,000 a week at UNAM. AFP

Everton Ribeiro earns £28,000 a week at Flamengo. Getty

Pedro is paid £24,000 a week by Flamengo. Getty

Weverton earns £13,000 a week at Palmeiras. AFP

Brazil coach Tite has a wealth of attacking options at his disposal as he heads for the World Cup – meaning no place for Liverpool star Roberto Firmino.

Gabriel Jesus’s place was in question following a nine-game goalless run for Arsenal, but he made the cut, while Gunners colleague Gabriel Martinelli has been rewarded for his fine form.

Manchester United’s Antony and Tottenham’s Richarlison are among the forwards, with Neymar, Vinicius Junior, Raphinha and Rodrygo also part of the enviable options at Tite's disposal.

United midfielders Casemiro and Fred will be hoping to earn starting roles, with competition from Liverpool’s Fabinho, Newcastle’s Bruno Guimaraes and West Ham’s Lucas Paqueta.

Defensively could be where Brazil’s weaknesses lie, with 39-year-old former Barcelona full-back Dani Alves included alongside Chelsea’s 38-year-old Thiago Silva.

The Brazil squad and their club earnings can be seen in the gallery above. To view the next image, just swipe.