Top 10 EPL New Signings with Big Salaries

Premier League teams are spending big money this summer. Many new players are landing huge salaries.

According to numbers from Capology and SalaryLeaks shared on Planet Football on Wednesday, Manchester City’s Elliot Anderson is one of the top earners. His salary is reported to be £250,000 per week.

Anderson’s pay is a big jump from the £40,000-a-week he was making at Nottingham Forest before moving to City.

Arsenal midfielder Bruno Guimaraes is also said to be earning £250,000 each week, putting him level with Anderson at the top.

Liverpool defender Ronald Araujo comes next with a reported weekly salary of £205,000. Tottenham has three players among the highest earners.

Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes are both reportedly earning around £200,000 per week at Tottenham. Manchester United’s Youri Tielemans is also on the same salary.

But Tonali’s real salary might be higher. SalaryLeaks estimates his weekly pay at £275,000, while Capology lists it at £200,000.

Andy Robertson, who joined Tottenham, is reportedly earning £160,000 each week.

Chelsea’s Morgan Rogers is listed at £150,000 per week by Capology, but SalaryLeaks claims he makes £175,000.

Marcos Senesi, who also joined Tottenham, is said to earn £150,000 each week.

Maxence Lacroix from Chelsea and Joao Gomes from Aston Villa round out the list, with both players reported to make £150,000 weekly.

Here’s the top 10:

Elliot Anderson, Manchester City: £250,000 per week

Bruno Guimaraes, Arsenal: £250,000 per week

Ronald Araujo, Liverpool: £205,000 per week

Sandro Tonali, Tottenham: £200,000 per week

Mateus Fernandes, Tottenham: £200,000 per week

Youri Tielemans, Manchester United: £200,000 per week

Andy Robertson, Tottenham: £160,000 per week

Morgan Rogers, Chelsea: £150,000 per week

Marcos Senesi, Tottenham: £150,000 per week

Maxence Lacroix, Chelsea: £150,000 per week

Joao Gomes, Aston Villa: £150,000 per week

These numbers are estimates. Premier League clubs usually do not share players’ full salary packages. Bonuses and other incentives can change total earnings a lot.