After securing an unlikely promotion to the Premier League last season, we've taken a look at Hull City's wage expenditure.
Few would have tipped the Tigers to earn promotion back to the top flight at the start of last campaign, with their current wage bill reflecting that.
Hull's top earners - Abdulkadir Ömür and Ryan Giles - earn a reported £35,000 a week, which is £10,000 more than the next nearest player.
Oli McBurnie nets a reported £25,000 per week as the club's third highest earner, ahead of Matt Crooks and Semi Ajayi, who - both earning £17,500 a week, complete the top five.
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.
Hull City Players' Weekly Wages
Player | Wages |
Ryan Giles | £35,000 |
Abdulkadir Ömür | £35,000 |
Oliver McBurnie | £25,000 |
Semi Ajayi | £17,500 |
Matt Crooks | £17,500 |
John Egan | £15,000 |
David Akinola | £15,000 |
Liam Millar | £15,000 |
Elliot Slater | £15,000 |
Regan Slater | £15,000 |
Lewis Coyle | £15,000 |
Kieran Dowell | £15,000 |
Paddy McNair | £12,500 |
Akin Famewo | £12,500 |
Mason Burstow | £12,500 |
Darko Grabić | £10,000 |
Kyle Joseph | £10,000 |
Abu Kamara | £10,000 |
Cody Drameh | £9,000 |
Ivor Pandur | £8,000 |
Kasey Palmer | £7,500 |
Mohamed Belloumi | £7,000 |
Enis Destan | £6,250 |
Charlie Hughes | £5,000 |
Dillon Phillips | £4,000 |
Matty Jacob | £3,500 |
Timothée Lo-Tutala | £2,500 |
Harry Vaughan | £1,200 |
Harvey Cartwright | Not yet confirmed |
