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11 Premier League Players Outearning Mbappe at Real Madrid

Real Madrid Man Kylian Mbappe


It is official! After years of uncertainty, Kylian Mbappe has officially become a Real Madrid player. The Frenchman has joined Los Blancos as a free agent after refusing to sign a contract extension at Paris Saint-Germain. The transfer is a massive steal for Real Madrid, as they did not have to pay a dime to PSG for arguably the most valuable player on the planet. Instead of lining up PSG’s coffers, Real Madrid will pay a massive signing-on fee to Mbappe. According to reports, the number could be anywhere between £80 million ($102.20 million) and £128 million ($163.52 million). Los Blancos will reportedly pay the fee in installments over the five years. While his signing bonus is one of the biggest Europe has ever seen, Mbappe will not earn astronomical wages at Real Madrid. According to The Mirror, the 25-year-old will take home £250,000 after tax, which is modest for a player of his stature. In fact, as many as 11 Premier League stars take home more money than Mbappe will at Real Madrid, and today, we will take a look at who they are. Continue reading to check out the 11 Premier League players who earn more than £250,000 ($319,371.25) per week.

#11 Gabriel Jesus (Arsenal): £265,000 ($338,440)

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#10 Kai Havertz (Arsenal): £280,000 ($357,600)

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#9 Marcus Rashford (Manchester United): £300,000 ($383,140)

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#8 Jack Grealish (Manchester City): £300,000 ($383,140)

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#7 Bernardo Silva (Manchester City): £300,000 ($383,140)

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#6 Romelu Lukaku (Chelsea): £325,000 ($415,070)

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#5 Raheem Sterling (Chelsea): £325,000 ($415,070)

Chelsea Attacker Raheem Sterling Is Their Highest Wage Earner

#4 Mohamed Salah (Liverpool): £350,000 ($447,000)

Liverpool Ace Mohamed Salah Is Their Highest Earner

#3 Casemiro (Manchester United): £350,000 ($447,000)

Casemiro Makes The Most Money Amongst Manchester United Players

#2 Erling Haaland (Manchester City): £375,000 ($478,930)

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#1 Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City): £400,000 ($510,860)

Kevin De Bruyne Is Premier League’s Highest-Paid Player