Monday, October 31, 2016

Top 15 Footballers With Highest Salaries In 2016-17 Season


Top 15 Footballers With Highest Salaries In 2016-17 Season


Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are two highest paid footballers in the world and that too by far with their after-tax salary contracts with Real Madrid and Barcelona respectively. We take a look at top 15 footballers with massive salaries as we head to 2016-17 season.
Highest paid footballers in 2016
Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are by far the most highest paid footballers in the world. Both players have unique contracts with their respective clubs where they are paid salaries after tax. Cristiano Ronaldo signed for Real Madrid back in 2009 for a world record fee and he became the highest paid player in the world when he signed new 5 year deal with Real Madrid back in 2013 and that will keep him at Madrid until 2018. His new 5 year contract is worth £76 million in total and he will be paid £288,000 a week after tax which means he costs Real madrid a handsome £30 million a year.
Who are the other footballers with big salaries ? Well the top 15 highest paid players list has 3 representing Barcelona, 3 Real Madrid, 3 Manchester United and three by Man City. PSG has Zlatan and Thiago Silva while Chelsea’s Eden Hazard is also in the top 15 highest paid players.
Top 15 Footballers With Highest Salary In 2016-17 Season
NO# PLAYER WEEKLY YEARLY
1 Cristiano RonaldoCristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) £288,000 after tax £15 million after tax
2 Lionel Messi salaryLionel Messi (FC Barcelona) £275,000 after tax £14.5 million after tax
3 HulkHulk (Shanghai SIPG) £320,000 £15.3 million
4 Paul PogbaPaul Pogba (Manchester United) £290,000 £13.9 million
5 Wayne RooneyWayne Rooney (Manchester United) £250,000 £13 million
6 PellePelle (Shandong Luneng Taishan) £290,000 £13.9 million
7 Zlatan IbrahimovicZlatan Ibrahimovic (Manchester United) £220,000 £11.4 million
8 Yaya ToureYaya Toure (Man City) £230,000 £11.9 million
9 Sergio AgueroSergio Aguero (Man City) £230,000 £11.9 million
10 Asamoah Gyan salaryAsamoah Gyan (Shanghai SIPG) £227,000 £11.8 million
11 NeymarNeymar (Barcelona) £220,000 £11.4 million
12 David SilvaDavid Silva (Man City) £210,000 £10.9 million
13 suarezLuis Suarez (Barcelona) £205,000 £10.66 million
14 gareth bale salaryGareth Bale (Real Madrid) £200,000 £10 million
15 David Da Gea SalaryDavid De Gea (Manchester United) £200,000 £10 million
16 Bastian SchweinsteigerBastian Schweinsteiger (Man Utd) £200,000 £10 million
17 thiago SilvaThiago Silva (PSG) £185,000 £9.6 million
18 eden HazardEden Hazard (Chelsea) £185,000 £9.6 million
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Only Messi and Ronaldo are paid “after tax” salaries apart from them all players have normal before tax contracts. These salary numbers also include some performance claused bonuses and incentives and real salaries might be lower that what are quoted in the media.
When Ronaldo signed this deal Barcelona also facilitated Messi with a new financially improved contract back in 2014 which will keep the star at Camp Nou till 2018. His new contract will earn him as much as £275,000 a week after tax. That is €20 million a year (£14.5 million) and this is after tax numbers making him second highest paid player in the world behind Cristiano Ronaldo. These two are in league of their own both on the pitch and off it as well. They have highly lucrative endorsement deals almost doubling their yearly incomes.

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