After two trophy laden seasons, we've taken a look at Crystal Palace's wage expenditure.
With their recent success, it's no surprise to see that Palace's top two earners were signed in January 2026.
Former Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen earns the most at Selhurst park currently, being paid a reported £120,000 per week, ahead of Brennan Johnson, who earns £110,000.
Daichi Kamada (£105,000) and Dean Henderson (£100,000) are the only other Crystal Palace players to earn over six figures 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.
Player | Wage |
Jørgen Strand Larsen | £120,000 |
Brennan Johnson | £110,000 |
Daichi Kamada | £105,000 |
Dean Henderson | £100,000 |
Eddie Nketiah | £90,000 |
Jefferson Lerma | £70,000 |
Ismaila Sarr | £70,000 |
Cheick Doucouré | £70,000 |
Yeremi Pino | £60,000 |
Daniel Muñoz | £60,000 |
Jean-Philippe Mateta | £60,000 |
Will Hughes | £60,000 |
Chris Richards | £55,000 |
Nathaniel Clyne | £50,000 |
Maxence Lacroix | £50,000 |
Tyrick Mitchell | £40,000 |
Borna Sosa | £35,000 |
Walter Benítez | £35,000 |
Adam Wharton | £35,000 |
Chadi Riad | £30,000 |
Javadee Canvot | £25,000 |
Justin Devenny | £20,000 |
Romain Esse | £15,000 |
Caleb Kporha | £12,500 |
Remi Matthews | £12,500 |
Jesurun Rak-Sakyi | £10,000 |
Rio Cardines | £5,000 |
David Ozoh | £5,000 |
Owen Goodman | £1,750 |
Matheus França | Not yet confirmed |