After they claimed their first their first Premier League title in more than two decades we've taken a look at Arsenal's wage expenditure.
After three consecutive second-placed finishes the Gunners were finally able to get over the line under Mikel Arteta last season, holding off a late surge from Manchester City to seal the triumph with one game left to play.
A big part of the club's resurgence in recent years has been their willingness to spend in order to compete with the Premier League's elite, with no fewer than seven players reportedly earning upwards of £200,000 a week.
While a number of high-profile arrivals fill the top ten, it is academy graduate Bukayo Saka who stands above the rest when it comes to the club's biggest earners.
Saka signed a contract extension in February which will keep him at the Emirates until the summer of 2030, with the deal worth a reported £300,000-per-week.
Salaries included are correct at the time of writing and courtesy of Capology. Salary figures provided by Capology are estimates and do not represent official figures. All salary figures are referred to in gross weekly pay.
Arsenal Players’ Weekly Wages
Player | Wage |
Bukayo Saka | £300,000 |
Kai Havertz | £280,000 |
Gabriel Jesus | £265,000 |
William Saliba | £250,000 |
Martin Odegaard | £240,000 |
Declan Rice | £240,000 |
Viktor Gyokeres | £200,000 |
Eberechi Eze | £180,000 |
Gabriel Martinelli | £180,000 |
Ben White | £150,000 |
Gabriel Magalhaes | £150,000 |
Noni Madueke | £150,000 |
Mikel Merino | £130,000 |
Riccardo Calafiori | £120,000 |
David Raya | £100,000 |
Reiss Nelson | £100,000 |
Jurrien Timber | £90,000 |
Ethan Nwaneri | £80,000 |
Martin Zubimendi | £75,000 |
Christian Norgaard | £65,000 |
Piero Hincapie | £65,000 |
Kepa Arrizabalaga | £60,000 |
Christhian Mosquera | £55,000 |
Myles Lewis-Skelly | £45,000 |
Fabio Vieira | £45,000 |
Max Dowman | £35,000 |
