Perhaps the best-run club in the Premier League, it will come as no surprise that Brighton are amongst the lowest-spending clubs in the Premier League in terms of salaries.
The Seagulls, now part of the Premier League furniture, have consistently punched above their weight thanks to shrewd acquisitions in the transfer market and selling players at the right time. It's rare the club sign household names, preferring to look further afield for players who can be signed more cheaply without adding too much to the wage bill.
The returning Pascal Gross is now the highest paid player at the club, earning £90,000 a week. Ferdi Kadioglu is the club's next top earner, unfortunately missing most of his debut season through injury. Skipper Lewis Dunk and Kaoru Mitoma are the club's next best paid players on £80,000 apiece.
Brighton's total wage bill for the 2025/26 season stands at £86,368,750 per year.
Salaries included are taken from the 2024/25 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 | Salary (per week) |
Pascal Gross | £90,000 |
Ferdi Kadioglu | £87,500 |
Lewis Dunk | £80,000 |
Kaoru Mitoma | £80,000 |
Georginio Rutter | £75,000 |
Matt O'Reily | £60,000 |
Mats Wieffer | £60,000 |
Olivier Boscagli | £60,000 |
James Milner | £60,000 |
Danny Welbeck | £60,000 |
Adam Webster | £55,000 |
Maxim De Cuyper | £55,000 |
Jan Paul van Hecke | £50,000 |
Solly March | £50,000 |
Joel Veltman | £50,000 |
Igor | £45,000 |
Yankuba Minteh | £40,000 |
Charalampos Kostoulas | £40,000 |
Bart Verbruggen | £35,000 |
Jack Hinshelwood | £30,000 |
Diego Gomez | £25,000 |
Stefanos Tzimas | £20,000 |
Jason Steele | £20,000 |
Tom McGill | £15,000 |
Carlos Baleba | £12,500 |
Yasin Ayari | £8,000 |
