• Manchester United's David de Gea is the top earner at Old Trafford, on £375,000 per week. Chief executive Ed Woodward confirmed the club would continue to pay all employees as if they were working as usual, including matchday and non-playing staff.All figures according to spotrac.com. Reuters
    Manchester United's David de Gea is the top earner at Old Trafford, on £375,000 per week. Chief executive Ed Woodward confirmed the club would continue to pay all employees as if they were working as usual, including matchday and non-playing staff.All figures according to spotrac.com. Reuters
  • Paul Pogba - £290,000 a week. Reuters
    Paul Pogba - £290,000 a week. Reuters
  • Anthony Martial - £250,000 a week. AFP
    Anthony Martial - £250,000 a week. AFP
  • Marcus Rashford - £200,000 a week. Reuters
    Marcus Rashford - £200,000 a week. Reuters
  • Harry Maguire - £189,904 a week. Reuters
    Harry Maguire - £189,904 a week. Reuters
  • Juan Mata - £160,000 a week. Reuters
    Juan Mata - £160,000 a week. Reuters
  • Luke Shaw, £150,000 a week. Getty
    Luke Shaw, £150,000 a week. Getty
  • Fred - £120,000 per week. AFP
    Fred - £120,000 per week. AFP
  • Nemanja Matic - £120,000 per week. AFP
    Nemanja Matic - £120,000 per week. AFP
  • Victor Lindelof - £120,000 a week. Reuters
    Victor Lindelof - £120,000 a week. Reuters
  • Aaron Wan-Bissaka - £90,000 a week. Getty
    Aaron Wan-Bissaka - £90,000 a week. Getty
  • Eric Bailly - £80,000 a week. EPA
    Eric Bailly - £80,000 a week. EPA
  • Jesse Lingard - £75,000. PA
    Jesse Lingard - £75,000. PA
  • Phil Jones - £75,000 a week. Reuters
    Phil Jones - £75,000 a week. Reuters
  • Sergio Romero - £70,000 a week. Getty
    Sergio Romero - £70,000 a week. Getty
  • Lee Grant - £30,000 a week. Reuters
    Lee Grant - £30,000 a week. Reuters
  • Andreas Pereira - £30,000 a week. PA
    Andreas Pereira - £30,000 a week. PA
  • Diogo Dalot - £25,000 a week. Instagram
    Diogo Dalot - £25,000 a week. Instagram
  • Timothy Fosu-Mensah - £15,000 a week. Getty Images
    Timothy Fosu-Mensah - £15,000 a week. Getty Images
  • Scott McTominay - £10,000 a week. PA
    Scott McTominay - £10,000 a week. PA

Liverpool v Manchester United: Which players earn the most money ahead of Anfield showdown


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Liverpool might be leading Manchester United by an incredible 27 points in the Premier league, but they are not top of the pile when it comes to salaries.

As they prepare for Sunday's showdown at Anfield and despite the European Champions seemingly unstoppable march to their first top-flight title since 1990, the clubs are in different leagues when it comes to the top earners.

Mohamed Salah, unsurprisingly, earns the highest wages at Liverpool. The Egyptian superstar, 27, has a weekly take home pay of £200,000 (Dh964,000), according to Spotrac, an online sports team and player contract website, or £10.4 million a year.

But that figure is topped by three Manchester United players, and matched by another, despite the fact the Old Trafford giants last won a league title in 2013.

Above is a photo gallery of the highest earning 11 players from Liverpool and Manchester United and their weekly take home pay. It might some extra bite to the action at Anfield.

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