After they recorded a second successive eighth-placed finish under Fabian Hurzeler we've taken a look at Brighton's wage expenditure.
Brighton have been consistently lauded for their exemplary recruitment, with the club having a reputation for utilising their scouting network to identify potential stars before selling them on for massive profits.
The club's highest paid player is new man Luka Vuskovic, who is the Seagull's record signing following his move from Tottenham Hotspur in the summer.
Vuskovic became the first Brighton player to cross the £100,000 threshold, highlighting the shift in the standing of the South Coast outfit.
Salaries included are taken from the 2026/27 season 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.
Brighton Players' Weekly Wages
Player | Wage |
Luka Vuskovic | £100,000 |
Ferdi Kadıoğlu | £95,000 |
Pascal Groß | £90,000 |
Kaoru Mitoma | £90,000 |
Lewis Dunk | £85,000 |
Georginio Rutter | £85,000 |
Pascal Struijk | £80,000 |
Matt O'Riley | £75,000 |
Olivier Boscagli | £70,000 |
Mats Wieffer | £70,000 |
Maxim De Cuyper | £65,000 |
Diego Gómez | £60,000 |
Charalampos Kostoulas | £50,000 |
Yankuba Minteh | £50,000 |
Bart Verbruggen | £45,000 |
Femi Azeez | £45,000 |
Jack Hinshelwood | £40,000 |
Zadok Yohanna | £40,000 |
Chema Andrés | £40,000 |
Costinha | £35,000 |
Ibrahim Osman | £30,000 |
Michael Svoboda | £30,000 |
Stefanos Tzimas | £30,000 |
Jaouen Hadjam | £30,000 |
Tom McGill | £25,000 |
Malik Yalcouyé | £25,000 |
Jason Steele | £20,000 |
Yasin Ayari | £20,000 |
Promise David | £15,000 |
