Premier League Club Wage Bills For 2020-21 (Revealed)

Premier League Wage Bills

English Premier League generate more money compared to other top leagues around europe and in return Premier League’s average wage bill is also significantly higher compared to other leagues. Going into the 2020-21 season 5 premier league clubs make the top 10 teams with highest wage bill in Europe. On average Premier League club spend around £55,000 per player. We take a look at all 20 clubs in England’s top flight football and their wage bills for 2020-21 season.

NO#CLUBWage Bill 2020-21Highest Paid Player
1Manchester City£220mK. De Bruyne (£320,000)
2Manchester United£205.4mD. Dea Gea (£300,000)
3Liverpool£190mM. Salah (£260,000)
4Chelsea£186.7mTimo Werner (£240,000)
5Arsenal£175mP.E Aubamyang (£320,000)
6Tottenham£151.5mHarry Kane (£260,000)
7Everton£114mJames Rodriguez (£160,000)
8Leicester City£86.2mJamie Vardy (£200,000)
9West Ham£79.8mAndriy Yarmolenko (£115,000)
11Wolverhampton£75.9mJose Moutinho (£100,000)
10Southampton£75.9mDanny Ings (£75,000)
12Crystal Palace£63.3mWilfried Zaha (£130,000)
13Newcastle United£63mJoelinton (£80,000)
14Aston Villa£55.7mJack Grealish (£120,000)
15Fulham£51.2mAlphonse Areola (£85,000)
18West Brom£45.6mKieran Gibbs (£55,000)
19Brighton£43mAdam Lallana (£80,000)
17Burnley£39mBen Mee (£55,000)
16Leeds United£31.4mRodrigo Machado (£57,500)
20Sheffield United£28.6mPhil Jagielka (£51,000)

Premier League Clubs Wage Bills for 2020-21 Season (Revealed)

Manchester City will be spending around £220 million in players and coaching staff wages. Their highest paid player is Kevin De Bruyne with £320,000 a week salary while Sergio Aguero is also netting £300,000 a week. Pep Guardiola is the highest paid manager in Premier League with his £18 million a year salary.

Manchester United are second in terms of wage bill with £205.8 million to be spent on player wages this season. Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal make up the top 5. Below is the club by club guide on how every Premier League club spend on player wages.