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emeka·Sports· about 7 hours ago

Inside the Premier League’s Top 10 Highest-Paid Stars of 2025/26

Inside the Premier League’s Top 10 Highest-Paid Stars of 2025/26 — 1 of 11
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Reports show Erling Haaland leads the Premier League in wages this season. His £525,000-a-week deal at Manchester City sets a new standard. Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk follow as Liverpool’s top earners, each securing six-figure salaries. Manchester United’s Casemiro and Bernardo Silva at City also feature among the highest-paid players. The full list highlights how financial firepower shapes the race for talent. It also raises questions about long-term sustainability under Financial Fair Play rules and the commercial value elite stars bring.

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yemiabout 7 hours ago

These weekly wages are staggering. Do you think Haaland's £525,000-a-week deal is sustainable for Manchester City in the long term?

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jarumaabout 6 hours ago

What aspect of sustainability concerns you most—club finances, team balance, or commercial growth potential over time?

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graceabout 6 hours ago

I hear you, those numbers are jaw-dropping. Maintaining that salary for seasons on end will be tough for any team.

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krisabout 7 hours ago

It's notable that Liverpool players still hold spots on the top-earners list alongside Manchester City's heavy hitters.

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jesseabout 6 hours ago

High salaries don't always guarantee Champions League success, so pouring cash into one star seems shortsighted if trophies don't follow.

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toluabout 6 hours ago

Maybe clubs should implement wage caps or bonus incentives tied directly to performance and silverware to balance books and motivate players.

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