Argentina salaries: Which World Cup 2022 winner earns the most?

Lionel Scaloni's stars triumphed in Qatar, but who is the highest paid out of Messi, Dybala and Romero?

Argentina talisman Lionel Messi earns £1,074,000 a week at Paris Saint-Germain, according to capology.com. AP

Inter Milan's Lautaro Martinez earns £187,000 a week. AP

Cristian Romero earns £165,000 a week at Tottenham Hotspur. Getty

Leandro Paredes earns £151,000 a week at Juventus. Getty

Paulo Dybala earns £141,000 a week at Roma. EPA

Angel Di Maria earns £130,000 a week at Juventus. Getty

Emiliano Martinez earns £120,000 a week at Aston Villa. PA

Lisandro Martinez earns £120,000 a week at Manchester United. AFP

Rodrigo De Paul earns £113,000 a week at Atletico Madrid. AFP

Joaquin Correa earns £110,000 a week at Inter Milan. AFP

Papu Gomez is paid £105,000 a week by Sevilla. Getty

Geronimo Rulli is paid £91,000 a week at Villarreal. AP

Juan Foyth earns £77,000 a week at Villarreal. Reuters

Nicolas Tagliafico earns £77,000 a week at Lyon. AP

German Pezzella is paid £70,000 a week at Real Betis. AP

Nicolas Gonzalez earns £54,000 a week at Fiorentina. EPA

Manchester City's Julian Alvarez earns £50,000 a week. AP

Marcos Acuna earns £48,000 a week at Sevilla. Getty

Guido Rodriguez earns £45,000 a week at Real Betis. Getty

Enzo Fernandez earns £42,000 a week at Benfica. Reuters

Nicolas Otamendi is paid £36,000 a week by Benfica. EPA

Nahuel Molina earns £34,000 a week at Atletico Madrid. AFP

Alexis Mac Allister is paid £30,769 a week by Brighton. Action Images

Exequiel Palacios earns £29,000 a week at Bayer Leverkusen. EPA

Gonzalo Montiel earns £24,000 a week at Sevilla. PA

Franco Armani earns £15,800 a week at River Plate. AFP

Argentina beat defending champions France in the World Cup final with Lionel Messi crowning his record-breaking career by winning football's biggest prize for the first time.

After 64 matches and 172 goals, the month-long footballing showpiece produced a stunning finale at Doha's 89,000-capacity Lusail Stadium, with Argentina claiming the trophy on penalties after a 3-3 draw after extra time.

Messi, playing in his fifth World Cup, scored twice to lead Argentina to a first title since the Diego Maradona-inspired victory in Mexico City in 1986.

It was tough luck on France striker Kylian Mbappe, who scored only the second hat-trick in World Cup final history but still ended up on the losing side.

Argentina opened their campaign with a shock defeat against Saudi Arabia, but recovered brilliantly to reach the final and then lift the coveted trophy.

Who is high up the table in club earnings in the Argentina squad? All can be revealed in the gallery above. To view the next image, just swipe.