• Abdoulaye Doucoure is one of the top earners at Watford, on £70,000 per week. That will drop to £49,000 with a 30 per cent cut. For the rest of the squad swipe the picture. All figures according to Spotrac.com. Reuters
    Abdoulaye Doucoure is one of the top earners at Watford, on £70,000 per week. That will drop to £49,000 with a 30 per cent cut. For the rest of the squad swipe the picture. All figures according to Spotrac.com. Reuters
  • Andre Gray - £70,000 down to £49,000. Reuters
    Andre Gray - £70,000 down to £49,000. Reuters
  • Troy Deeney - £65,000 to £45,500. Reuters
    Troy Deeney - £65,000 to £45,500. Reuters
  • Gerard Deulofeu - £60,000 to £42,000. AFP
    Gerard Deulofeu - £60,000 to £42,000. AFP
  • Tom Cleverley - £50,000. to £35,000 Reuters
    Tom Cleverley - £50,000. to £35,000 Reuters
  • Daryl Janmaat - £45,000 to £31,500. Getty Images
    Daryl Janmaat - £45,000 to £31,500. Getty Images
  • Roberto Pereyra - £45,000 to £31,500. EPA
    Roberto Pereyra - £45,000 to £31,500. EPA
  • Etienne Capoue - £40,000 to £28,000. Reuters
    Etienne Capoue - £40,000 to £28,000. Reuters
  • Nathaniel Chalobah - £35,000 to £24,500. Reuters
    Nathaniel Chalobah - £35,000 to £24,500. Reuters
  • Heurelho Gomes - £35,000 to £24,500 Reuters
    Heurelho Gomes - £35,000 to £24,500 Reuters
  • Ben Foster - £30,000 to £21,000. Reuters
    Ben Foster - £30,000 to £21,000. Reuters
  • Jose Holebas - £30,000 to £21,000. Reuters
    Jose Holebas - £30,000 to £21,000. Reuters
  • Will Hughes - £30,000 to £21,000. Reuters
    Will Hughes - £30,000 to £21,000. Reuters
  • Isaac Success (right) - £30,000 to £21,000. Reuters
    Isaac Success (right) - £30,000 to £21,000. Reuters
  • Adam Masina - £28,000 to £19,600. Reuters
    Adam Masina - £28,000 to £19,600. Reuters
  • Craig Cathcart (second left) - £22,981 to 15,386. Reuters
    Craig Cathcart (second left) - £22,981 to 15,386. Reuters
  • Kiko Femenia - £20,000 falls to £14,000. Reuters
    Kiko Femenia - £20,000 falls to £14,000. Reuters
  • Domingos Quina - £8,000 drops to £5,600. Reuters
    Domingos Quina - £8,000 drops to £5,600. Reuters
  • Adrian Mariappa - £7,000 to £4,900. Reuters
    Adrian Mariappa - £7,000 to £4,900. Reuters
  • Daniel Bachmann - £3,000 drops to £2,100. Reuters
    Daniel Bachmann - £3,000 drops to £2,100. Reuters

The money Troy Deeney and Watford squad will forgo if they accept 30% wage cut


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The Premier League wants footballers from the division's 20 clubs to take a 30 per cent pay cut to cope with losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Here we take a look at how those proposals will affect the highest earners at Watford, who are currently 17th in the table and only outside the relegation zone on goal difference.

The money the players agree to forgo is expected to go to good causes, including protective equipment for frontline health workers and towards salaries of non-playing staff members also forced to take wage cuts.

Above is a picture gallery of Watford's highest earning players and how much they stand to forgo in the event of agreeing a 30 per cent wage cut.

Move on to the next image by clicking on the arrows, or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.

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