The 60 highest paid Premier League players

Manchester United goalkeeper took home the most wages in the Premier League in 2019/20, but is the Spaniard still English football's best-paid player? Gareth Bale joined Tottenham on a season-long loan from Real Madrid at the start of the 2020/21 season - and the Welshman does not come cheap! You can see the 60 highest-paid players in the Premier League and their weekly salaries for the 2020/21 season, according to Spotrac , an online sports team and player contract website, in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next image, click on the arrows, or if you're using a mobile device, simply swipe. You can also scroll down to see a summary of the top 10 highest paid Premier League players and the full list of the 62 highest paid players, ranked in order. Gareth Bale is by far the best-paid player in the Premier League, with the Tottenham Hotspur forward earning a weekly salary of £600,000 a week, according to Spotrac . The Wales international is on a season-long loan from Real Madrid, with Tottenham reported to be paying as much as half of his salary with the Spanish club. 1. Gareth Bale – Tottenham Hotspur, £600,000 per week 2. David de Gea – Manchester United, £375,000 per week 3. Kevin de Bruyne – Manchester City, £350,000 per week 4. Raheem Sterling – Manchester City, £300,000 per week 5. Paul Pogba – Manchester United, £290,000 per week 6. Thomas Partey – Arsenal, £250,000 per week 7. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – Arsenal, £250,000 per week 8. Anthony Martial – Manchester United, £250,000 per week 9. Sergio Aguero – Manchester City, £230,135 per week 10. Edinson Cavani – Manchester United, £210,000 per week Tottenham Hotspur, on loan from Real Madrid, £600,00 (per week). Tottenham reportedly pay as much as half of Bale's weekly wages Manchester United, £375,000. The goalkeeper was the Premier League's best-paid player in 2019/20, according to Spotrac. Manchester City, £350,000. The Belgian midfielder was named PFA Player of the Year in 2019/20 despite City finishing second in the Premier League. Manchester City, £300,000. The English forward has scored more than 100 goals for City since joining from Liverpool in 2015. Manchester United, £290,000. The French World Cup winner has been continually linked with a move away from Old Trafford since rejoining in what was then a world record €105 million. Arsenal, £250,000. The Ghanian international joined the Gunners at the start of the 2020/21 season from Spanish club Atletico Madrid for a fee of £45 million. Arsenal, £250,000. The Gabon star signed a bumper new three-year contract with the Gunners in September 2020. Manchester United, £250,000. The French forward has made more than 250 United appearances since joining from Monaco as a teenager in 2015. Manchester City, £230,135. City's record goalscorer has endured an injury and Covid-hit campaign. Manchester United, £210,000. Signed on a free transfer after leaving Paris Saint-Germain after seven trophy-laden years at the French club. Tottenham Hotspur, £200,000. Only Jimmy Greaves is ahead of Kane in the list of Spurs' all-time goalscorers now. Few would bet against the Englishman surpassing Greaves' total of 220. Liverpool, £200,000. The Egyptian has been a sensation of Merseyside since joining from Roma in 2017, helping Liverpool win the Champions League and Premier League. Tottenham Hotspur, £200,000. After a difficult first season at Spurs, the French midfielder is fast establishing himself as one of the Premier League's most skillful players. Manchester United, £200,000. The England striker is known as much now for his political activism, helping to feed hungry children in the UK, as he is for his goalscoring exploits. Arsenal, £192,308. The Brazilian signed a three-year contract with the Gunners after leaving Chelsea at the end of the 2019/20 campaign. Liverpool, £192,308. The Spaniard signed for the Premier League champions on a free transfer after helping Bayern Munich to win a treble of league, cup and Champions League in 2020. Chelsea, £190,000. England left-back joined Chelsea for a reported fee of £45 million from Leicester City before the start of the 2020/21 season. Manchester United, £189,904. Became the world's most expensive defender when joining United in 2019 for a fee of $97 million. Arsenal, £182,063. The Frenchman has scored more than 50 goals since his big-money move from Lyon in 2017 despite being in and out of the side under a succession of managers. Liverpool, £180,000. Previously the world's most expensive defender, the Dutchman was immovable as Liverpool romped to the 2020 Premier League title, their first top-flight championship in 30 years. Liverpool, £180,000. The Brazilian forward is part of Liverpool's 'Fab three' frontline alongside Salah and Sadio Mane. Manchester United, £180,000. The Portuguese playmaker has transformed the fortunes of Manchester United since joining in January 2020 from Sporting. Chelsea, £170,000. Much was expected of the Germany international after a prolific spell at RB Leipzig. Has struggled after a promising start in West London, though. Manchester United, £160,000. The Spanish schemer is very much on the periphery at Old Trafford these days. Chelsea, £158,654. Enjoyed a superb end to the 2019/20 campaign but injury has hampered his playing time this term. Manchester City, £150,000. The Brazilian enforcer has lost his role anchoring the City midfielder due to the emergence of Rodri. Chelsea, £150,000. The world's most expensive goalkeeper is now second choice at Stamford Bridge behind Edouard Mendy. Manchester United, £150,000. Never seemed to win over Jose Mourinho but has re-established himself as one of Ebngland's best full-backs under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Manchester City, £150,000. The Portuguese can operate in a variety of positions and is often one of the first names on the team sheet at City. Chelsea, £145,000. The dependable Spaniard is able to operate anywhere across the back line. Chelsea, £144,231. The French midfielder is arguably the best box-to-box midfielder on the planet. Leicester City, £140,000. The prolific striker has scored more than 100 Premier League goals for Leicester in the Premier League. Liverpool, £140,000. Asked to fill in at centre-back as Liverpool's injury crisis at centre-back hampered their title defence. Tottenham Hotspur, £140,000. The highest-scoring South Korean in Premier League history. Has formed a formidable partnership with Kane. Liverpool, £140,000. Mr Reliable for Liverpool. Used mostly as a substitute this campaign. Chelsea, £140,000. Signed to much fanfare by Chelsea but the German has struggled to establish himself a s a first-team regular during his debut campaign. Manchester City, £140,000. One of the most underrated players around. Has stepped in to fill the creative and goalscoring void left by Kevin de Bruyne in 2020/21. Crystal Palace, £130,000. The Eagles' talisman is enjoying one of his most prolific campaigns in the Premier League. Leicester City, £130,000. One of only two father-sons (Ian Wright and Shawn Wright-Phillips are the other) to win the Premier League title. Manchester City, £121,154. The young Spaniard has an old head and his form was enough to dislodge City mainstay Fernandinho. Chelsea, £120,000. Made a promising start to life in the top tier before suffering an Achilles injury that sidelined him for months. Starting to show his true form again. Liverpool, £120,000. Liverpool won the race to sign the highly-rated Guinean in 2018 but injuries means the Kop are yet to see the best of the African powerhouse on a regular basis. Manchester City, £120,000. Could vie for the title of best centre-back behind Van Dijk before a serious injury curtailed his z2019/20 campaign. Has found game time hard to come by this season. Manchester United, £120,000. Steady is unspectacular Swede is one of United's most reliable performers. Liverpool, £120,000. Joined on a free transfer from Arsenal in 2017 but much like his time in North London the England midfielder has been dogged by injuries. Manchester United, £120,000. Proved at Ajax he is one of the most creative midfielders in Europe but is yet to stamp his mark at OId Trafford. Manchester City, £120,000. The Algerian winger has arguably the best first touch in world football. Chips in with his fair share of goals too. Manchester United, £120,000. The Brazilian took time to settle in England but has shown he is up to the physical demands of the game. Everton, £120,000. The Colombian centre-back celebrates winning a tackle like most players celebrate scoring a goal. Manchester United, £120,000. The Serb's experience and assuredness on the ball make him a huge asset. Crystal Palace, £120,000. The big Belgian often finds himself playing second fiddle to other strikers at Selhurst Park. Everton, £120,000. The Brazil winger has failed to cement a regular place at Goodison since joining from Shakhtar Donetsk in 2018. Aston Villa, £120,000. A captain who leads by example. Finally gaining international re3cognition by England for his consistent performances. Manchester City, £115,385. Can easily make a claim to be the signing of 2020/21 in the Premier League and for helping John Stones rediscover his best form. West Ham, £115,000. The Ukraine forward often cuts a frustrated figure warming the West Ham bench. Everton, £112,212. Portuguese midfielder has struggled to show his best form since recovering from a broken ankle. Chelsea, £110,000. A faourite under Maurizio Sarri, used sparingly under Frank Lampard, the Italy international is once again back in favour at Stamford Bridge under Thomas Tuchel. Chelsea, £110,000. French striker proved he can still operate at the top level with four goals in one Champions League match against Sevilla. Manchester City, £110,000. A one-man defender-cum-winger down City's right-hand side. Chelsea, £110,000. The Brazilian has shown he has lost none of his class despite his advancing years after joining on a free from PSG. __________________ Read more: Click here to find out who the 70 highest paid Premier League forwards are and their weekly salaries.

The 60 highest paid Premier League players

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