The Reds have one of the biggest wage bills in the Premier League
Liverpool are one of the biggest clubs in the world in terms of financial and overall stature. However, they follow a very old-school approach when it comes to finances. They are not too inspired by modern transfer tactics such as giving big fat contracts to many players and paying big transfer fees.
The most convincing example of their financial structure was the decision they made last summer not to offer Sadio Mane, who was an integral part of their success, a high-paying contract. In addition, Liverpool is also not afraid to splash money if it’s worth the return, like when they signed Darwin Nunez for a record-breaking €75 million last summer.
The club has many big stars, like Mohamed Salah and Virgil Van Dijk, two of the league’s top earners. Nevertheless, if we look at Liverpool’s wage bill, we can see a steep drop in player wages, which is obvious given Liverpool’s hierarchy. Their current wage bill stands at £155,668,000 a year.
Let’s take a look at Liverpool players’ weekly and annual salaries.
Mohamed Salah
Weekly wage – £350,000
Yearly wage – £18,200,000
Virgil Van Dijk
Weekly wage – £220,000
Yearly wage – £11,440,000
Thiago Alcantara
Weekly wage – £200,000
Yearly wage – £10,400,000
Trent Alexander-Arnold
Weekly wage – £180,000
Yearly wage – £9,360,000
Roberto Firmino
Weekly wage – £180,000
Yearly wage – £9,360,000
Fabinho
Weekly wage – £180,000
Yearly wage – £9.360,000
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Alisson
Weekly wage – £150,000
Yearly wage – £7,800,000
Jordan Henderson
Weekly wage – £140,000
Yearly wage – £7,280,000
Diogo Jota
Weekly wage – £140,000
Yearly wage – £7,280,000
Darwin Nunez
Weekly wage – £140,000
Yearly wage – £7,280,000
Naby Keita
Weekly wage – £120,000
Yearly wage – £6,240,000
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
Weekly wage – £120,000
Yearly wage – £6,240,000
Arthur Melo
Weekly wage – £110,000
Yearly wage – £5,720,000
Joel Matip
Weekly wage – £100,000
Yearly wage – £5,200,000
Andrew Robertson
Weekly wage – £100,000
Yearly wage – £5,200,000
Joe Gomez
Weekly wage – £85,000
Yearly wage – £4,420,000
Ibrahim Konate
Weekly wage – £70,000
Yearly wage – £3,64000
Nathaniel Phillips
Weekly wage – £64,615
Yearly wage – £3,360,000
James Milner
Weekly wage – £60,000
Yearly wage – £3,120,000
Adrian
Weekly wage – £58,000
Yearly wage – £3,016,000
Luis Diaz
Weekly wage – £56,000
Yearly wage – £2,912,000
Konstantinos Tsimikas
Weekly wage – £50,000
Yearly wage – £2,600,000
Fabio Carvalho
Weekly wage – £40,000
Yearly wage – £2,080,000
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Harvey Elliott
Weekly wage – £40,000
Yearly wage – £2,080,000
Curtis Jones
Weekly wage – £15,000
Yearly wage – £780,000
Calvin Ramsay
Weekly wage – £15,000
Yearly wage – £780,000
Caoimhin Kelleher
Weekly wage – £10,000
Yearly wage – £520,000
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