Bournemouth Salaries & Player Wages

Following the appointment of Andoni Iraola and the investment of owner Bill Foley and the Black Knight group, Bournemouth have evolved into a competitive force in the Premier League.

The Cherries recorded their highest points total in the top-flight last season despite operating with the fourth lowest wage total in the division.

Only Ipswich Town, Brentford and Southampton reportedly spent less than Bournemouth on wages during the previous campaign, although the Dorset outfit did splash the cash lavishly to acquire a number of recruits including Evanilson (£40.2m) and Luis Sinisterra (£20m).

Brazilian forward Evanilson is understood to be the highest earner in the Cherries camp, earning £85,000 per week.

Justin Kluivert ranks second on the list ahead of Bafode Diakite, Ryan Christie and Marcus Tavernier, who complete the top five.

The Cherries' total wage bill for the 2025/26 season stands at £77,727,000 per year.

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.

Bournemouth Players’ Weekly Wages

Player	Wage
Evanilson	£85,000
Justin Kluivert	£80,000
Bafode Diakite	£70,000
Ryan Christie	£70,000
Marcus Tavernier	£65,000
Tyler Adams	£60,000
Djordje Petrovic	£60,000
Amine Adli	£60,000
Lewis Cook	£60,000
David Brooks	£50,000
Marcos Senesi	£50,000
Rayan	£45,000
Adam Smith	£40,000
Alex Scott	£40,000
Alex Toth	£40,000
Fraser Forster	£40,000
Adrien Truffert	£35,000
Ben Gannon-Doak	£30,000
Velijko Molisavljevic	£25,000
James Hill	£25,000
Eli Junior Kroupi	£20,000
Julio Soler	£20,000
Alex Jiminez	£18,500
Enes Unal	£15,000