The 50 top earning Premier League players in 2022/23 - in pictures

Haaland, Salah, Casemiro, De Bruyne and Ronaldo all battling for top spot - but who is the winner?

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  1) Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo is the Premier League's highest paid player, earning £515,000 a week at Old Trafford, according to sporting website capology.com. Reuters

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  2) Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne gets a weekly wage of £400,000. Getty

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  3=) Manchester City's new striker Erling Haaland, £375,000 a week. AFP

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  3=) Manchester United's David de Gea, £375,000 a week. Reuters

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  5=) Jadon Sancho of Manchester United, £350,000 a week. Getty

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  5=) Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, £350,000 a week. Reuters

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  7) Raphael Varane of Manchester United, £340,000 a week. Getty

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  8) Chelsea forward Raheem Sterling, £325,000 a week. AFP

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  9=) Casemiro, £300,000 a week. AFP

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  9=) Jack Grealish of Manchester City, £300,000 a week. Getty

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  11) Chelsea's new recruit Kalidou Koulibaly, £295,000 a week. Reuters

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  12) N'Golo Kante of Chelsea, £290,000 a week. Getty

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  13) Arsenal's new striker Gabriel Jesus, £265,000 a week. AP

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  14=) Manchester City's Joao Cancelo, £250,000 a week. PA

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  14=) Manchester City's John Stones, £250,000 a week. Reuters

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  14=) Manchester United's Anthony Martial, £250,000 a week. Reuters

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  14=) Chelsea's Reece James, £250,000 a week. PA

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  18) Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes, £240,000. Reuters

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  19) Phil Foden of Manchester City, £225,000 a week. Getty

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  20=) Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk, £220,000 a week. Reuters

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  20=) Manchester City's Rodri, £220,000 a week. PA

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  22=) Tottenham striker Harry Kane, £200,000 a week. Reuters

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  22=) Nottingham Forest's Jesse Lingard, £200,000 a week. PA

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  22=) Manchester United's English striker Marcus Rashford, £200,000 a week. AFP

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  22=) Thiago Alcantara of Liverpool, £200,000 a week. Getty

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  22=) Arsenal's Thomas Partey, £200,000 a week. Reuters

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  22=) Manchester United's Brazilian midfielder Antony, £200,000 a week. AFP

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  22=) Chelsea's Wesley Fofana, £200,000 a week. PA

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  29=) Manchester United's Harry Maguire, £190,000. Reuters

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  29=) Tottenham's Son Heung-min earns £190,000 a week. Getty

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  29=) Ben Chilwell of Chelsea, £190,000 a week. Getty

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  32=) Ruben Dias of Manchester City, £180,000 a week. EPA

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  32=) Cesar Azpilicueta of Chelsea, £180,000. Getty

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  32=) Liverpool's Roberto Firmino, £180,000. Reuters

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  32=) Ivan Perisic of Spurs, £180,000 a week. Getty

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  32=) Manuel Akanji of Manchester City, £180,000 a week. Getty

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  32=) Liverpool's Fabinho, £180,000 a week. EPA

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  32=) Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold, £180,000. EPA

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  39) Marc Cucurella of Chelsea, £175,000 a week. Getty

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  40) Tottenham Hotspur's Cristian Romero, £165,000 a week. Reuters

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  41=) Aston Villa's French defender Lucas Digne, £160,000 a week. AFP

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  41=) Chelsea striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, £160,000 a week. AFP

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  41=) Kyle Walker of Manchester City, £160,000 a week. Getty

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  41=) Manchester City's Riyad Mahrez, £160,000 a week. AP

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  42=) Arsenal's Oleksandr Zinchenko, £150,000 a week. EPA

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  42=) Chelsea's Christian Pulisic, £150,000 a week. AFP

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  42=) Lucas Paqueta of West Ham United, £150,000 a week. Getty

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  42=) Christian Eriksen of Manchester United, £150,000 a week. Getty

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  42=) Liverpool's Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson Becker, £150,000. AFP

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  42=) Chelsea's Kai Havertz, £150,000. Reuters

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  42=) Boubacar Kamara of Aston Villa, £150,000 a week. Getty

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  42=) Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva, £150,000. Getty

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  42=) Luke Shaw of Manchester United, £150,000 a week. Getty

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  42=) Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, £150,000 a week. AP

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  42=) Kalvin Phillips of Manchester City, £150,000 a week. Getty

It's a football season split in half by the 2022 World Cup and the game's top stars have more trophies than ever to play for.

The Qatar tournament will showcase most of the world's best in a festival of football.

Many of those players earn their living in England, and you can see the 50 highest-paid players in the Premier League and their weekly salaries for the 2022/23 season, according to capology.com, an online football salaries and finance website, in the photo gallery above.

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Who is the Premier League's highest paid player?

Yes, he's still out in front. Cristiano Ronaldo is the best-paid player in the Premier League, with the Manchester United forward earning a weekly salary of £515,385 a week, according to capology.com.

The top 10 highest paid Premier League players in 2022/23

1. Cristiano Ronaldo – Manchester United, £515,000 per week

2. Kevin de Bruyne – Manchester City, £400,000 per week

3= Erling Haaland - Manchester City, £375,000 a week

3= David de Gea – Manchester United, £375,000 per week

5= Jadon Sancho - Manchester United, £350,000 per week

5= Mohamed Salah - Liverpool, £350,000 per week

7. Raphael Varane - Manchester United, £340,000 per week

8. Raheem Sterling – Chelsea, £325,000 per week

9= Jack Grealish – Manchester City, £300,000 per week

9= Casemiro - Manchester United, £300,000 a week