As they prepare for their first-ever season in European football we've taken a look at Bournemouth's wage expenditure.
The Cherries secured a sixth-placed finish in the Premier League last season, qualifying for the UEFA Europa League league phase in the process.
The achievement was made all the more impressive given how Bournemouth recovered from the departure of Antoine Semenyo, who was both one of the most influential players and highest earners at the Vitality Stadium.
Bournemouth's wage budget was dwarfed by many of their Premier League rivals in the race for European football, and the club exceeded expectations by claiming their best-ever league finish.
As Marco Rose takes the reins from Iraola, he inherits a squad whose top earner is reportedly former Porto forward Evanilson. The Brazilian is said to be paid £85,000-a-week on the South Coast, with the likes of Justin Kluivert, Ryan Christie and Bafode Diaktie joining him as the club's highest earners.
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 |
Ryan Christie | £75,000 |
Bafode Diakite | £70,000 |
Marcus Tavernier | £65,000 |
Djordje Petrovic | £60,000 |
Tyler Adams | £60,000 |
Armine Adli | £60,000 |
Lewis Cook | £60,000 |
David Brooks | £50,000 |
Rayan | £45,000 |
Adam Smith | £40,000 |
Alex Scott | £40,000 |
Alex Toth | £40,000 |
Fraser Forster | £40,000 |
Max Aarons | £35,000 |
Adrien Truffert | £35,000 |
Ben Gannon-Doak | £30,000 |
Veljko Milosavljevic | £25,000 |
Julián Araujo | £25,000 |
James Hill | £25,000 |
Julio Soler | £20,000 |
Eli Junior Kroupi | £20,000 |
Daniel Jebbison | £20,000 |
Enes Unal | £15,000 |
Will Dennis | £8000 |
Matai Akinmboni | £7500 |
Alex Paulsen | £7000 |
Romain Faivre | £5000 |
Ben Winterburn | £3000 |
