Haaland is at the top in terms of salaries | Premier League

 Haaland is at the top in terms of salaries | Premier League

Haaland is at the top in terms of salaries | Premier League(Image-Getty)

The essence of football performance lies in its significance. However, often clubs allocate a high salary to a specific player due to the discussions surrounding them. Yet, a high salary does not always result in positive outcomes. Many players can join a team with a hefty paycheck and still fail. The Premier League is not devoid of such examples. The reality is that poor performance can also drag down the value of money. Conversely, a good performance can lead to unexpected outcomes. Salary increments can escalate at rocket speed.

In a similar vein, Marcus Rashford has been rewarded for his excellent performance in the past season. Manchester United has extended Rashford's contract for an additional five years. Alongside that, Old Trafford club has offered him a substantial salary. According to various European media outlets, United's new contract will make Rashford the highest-paid player in the Premier League, surpassing all other English stars.

Currently, Erling Haaland tops the list of highest-paid players in the Premier League. Two players from Manchester City have secured a place in this list. Among other clubs, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Tottenham Hotspur are also represented. Let's take a closer look at who stands out in terms of salaries from these clubs.

Erling Haaland (Manchester City)

€10,007,000

Haaland's performance in the previous season justifies his position as the highest-earning player. Manchester City managed to secure his spot on this list by signing him from Borussia Dortmund. There were doubts about whether Haaland could adapt to the intense competition of the Premier League. However, he quickly dispelled all concerns. In just one season, this Norwegian star shattered numerous records in the Premier League. After scoring 52 goals in the previous season, Manchester City rewards him with a weekly salary of €10,007,000.

Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City)

€4,480,000

For the past seven seasons, Kevin De Bruyne has been the heartbeat of Manchester City's midfield. He is one of the key players responsible for the club's consecutive triumphs. His contribution to City's treble-winning campaign last season was significant. His own performance has earned him the title of the second-highest-paid player in the Premier League. Manchester City provides De Bruyne with a weekly salary of €4,480,000.

Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)

€4,480,000

Alongside De Bruyne, Liverpool's star Mohamed Salah also commands the second-highest salary at €4,480,000. Salah has been instrumental in Liverpool's revival after a disappointing season. He consistently performs at a high level, showcasing his talent season after season. In the previous season, he scored 30 goals in 51 matches. Even in Liverpool's challenging season, Salah shone brightly. However, earning this salary hasn't come without a fight. Salah will need to continue delivering exceptional performances to justify Liverpool's investment in him in the upcoming season.

Casemiro (Manchester United)

€436,000

Casemiro's arrival at Manchester United raised eyebrows and sparked discussions. However, in his debut season, Casemiro has proven why United invested such a high fee and salary in him under the guidance of coach Erik ten Hag. Casemiro made a significant contribution to United's third-place finish in the league table last season. United pays him a weekly salary of €436,000.

Marcus Rashford (Manchester United)

€436,000

Rashford's performance in the previous season was equally impressive as Casemiro's. At 25 years old, Rashford has even greater expectations from United. According to European news outlets, United is considering offering Rashford a salary equivalent to Casemiro's. His weekly salary at United stands at €436,000.

Raheem Sterling (Chelsea)

€407,000

Raheem Sterling struggled with injuries and inconsistency in the previous season at Chelsea. His lackluster performances affected the overall performance of the team. Despite playing 38 matches, Sterling only managed to score 9 goals. Thus, Chelsea's weekly salary of €407,000 might seem a bit excessive. Whether Sterling can bounce back in the upcoming season remains to be seen.

Romelu Lukaku (Chelsea)

€378,000

Romelu Lukaku finds himself caught in a transfer tug-of-war between Inter Milan and Chelsea. Chelsea acquired him for approximately €140 million in the 2021-22 season. However, Lukaku was then sent back to his former club, Inter Milan, on loan. Lukaku's future seems uncertain despite being the highest-earning player in the top 10 list. His salary at Chelsea is €378,000.

Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool)

€350,000

Virgil van Dijk has proven himself over the course of six seasons at Liverpool. He made significant contributions to Liverpool's Champions League and Premier League triumphs. However, Van Dijk suffered a setback due to injuries in the past few seasons. Nonetheless, coach Jurgen Klopp still has full faith in him. Liverpool pays him a weekly salary of €350,000, and he will be a key figure in their upcoming season.

Jack Grealish (Manchester City)

€350,000

Jack Grealish made a record-breaking move to Manchester City. Although he couldn't immediately make his mark, his contribution to City's treble-winning campaign last season was crucial. Coach Pep Guardiola has utilized Grealish effectively, adapting him to a different position. Grealish's salary at City is €350,000 per week.

Harry Kane (Tottenham)

€350,000

Harry Kane's relationship with Tottenham seems strained. After spending 11 seasons at the London club, Kane wants to explore new opportunities. He has expressed a desire to leave Tottenham amid interest from Bayern Munich. However, Tottenham owner Daniel Levy wants to keep Kane at any cost and is considering doubling his current salary of €350,000. If successful, Kane will rise even higher in the list of highest-earning players.