How much do Chelsea's Champions League heroes earn each week? All the salaries - in pictures

Timo Werner close to the top of the table at Stamford Bridge

Ben Chilwell is Chelsea's top earner, taking home £190,000 a week, according to spotrac. Getty

Timo Werner gets £170,000 a week. AFP

Christian Pulisic, £158,654 a week. AP

Kepa Arrizabalaga, £150,000 a week. AFP

Cesar Azpilicueta, £145,000 a week. AFP

N'Golo Kante, £144,231 a week. EPA

Kai Havertz, £140,000 a week. PA

Callum Hudson-Odoi, £120,000 a week. AFP

Malang Sarr (on loan at Porto), £120,000 a week.

Tiemoue Bakayoko (on loan at Napoli), £110,000 a week. Getty

Olivier Giroud, £110,000 a week. PA

Jorginho, £110,000 a week. Reuters

Thiago Silva, £110,000 a week. PA

Antonio Rudiger, £100,000 a week. AFP

Marcos Alonso, £100,000 a week. PA

Danny Drinkwater (out on loan), £100,000 a week. Reuters

Reece James, £100,000 a week. Reuters

Mateo Kovacic, £100,000 a week. Getty

Hakim Ziyech, £100,000 a week. AP

Baba Rahman, £94,600 a week. Getty

Mason Mount, £88,462 a week. Getty

Andreas Christensen, £80,000 a week. AFP

Edouard Mendy, £75,000 a week. Reuters

Victor Moses (on loan to Spartak Moscow), £75,000 a week. AFP

Emerson Palmieri, £75,000 a week. AFP

Davide Zappacosta (on loan to Genoa), £70,000 a week. AFP

Ruben Loftus-Cheek (on loan to Fulham), £60,000 a week. PA

Tammy Abraham, £57, 692 a week. PA

Lewis Baker (on loan at Trabzonspor), £43,269 a week. Getty

Billy Gilmour, £43,269 a week. Getty

Kurt Zouma, £40,000 a week. AFP

Willy Caballero, £35,000 a week. AFP

Fikayo Tomori, £14,423 a week. Getty

Charly Musonda, £10,577. AFP

Timo Werner admitted he was relieved to redeem himself with a goal against Real Madrid which helped put Chelsea into the Champions League final against Premier League rivals Manchester City.

Having missed a sitter when the semi-final first leg finished in a 1-1 draw in Madrid, Werner made amends in the return on Wednesday with the opening goal in a 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge which put the Blues into the final with a 3-1 win on aggregate.

"We were the dominant team for two games. That's why I'm glad I was able to make up for my mistake like this," Werner told Sky.

"A childhood dream for everyone in the dressing room has come true."

After a season blighted by a litany of high-profile misses, Werner was widely criticised after the first leg when his close-range effort was saved in Madrid.

"In the first leg I was the fool because I didn't get the ball in from five metres," said the Germany striker, one of the highest earners at Chelsea.

"I put this one away from five metres, even though it was a bit easier as there was no goalkeeper. It would have been bad if I hadn't finished that one either."

He gave Chelsea the first-half lead when Kai Havertz's chip rebounded off the bar, presenting Werner with an easy header into an empty net just short of the line.

The 25-year-old's 12th goal for Chelsea was only his second in his last 18 games since signing from RB Leipzig for £45 million ($62m) last year.

To see how Werner's salary compares with the other stars at Stamford Bridge, see the gallery above.