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Premier League Player Salaries Of 20 Clubs (Wage Bills 2017-18)

March 26, 2018 By totalsportek2

Both Manchester teams has overtaken Chelsea as the clubs with highest wage bill premier league 2017-18 season. Chelsea’s 2015-16 wage was highest in the league (£215 million). But Manchester United and Man City spent massive amount of money in the summer transfer of 2016 and 2017 to bring in top talent which ultimately increased their yearly wage bill. Below is the entire rundown premier league team’s wage bills. 

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Update: Manchester City now has the highest wage bill in premier league yet again with them reaching record £225m a year in player wages while Manchester United also had their wage bill increased from £203m last year to club record £220.8m in 2017-178 season. Leicester City also had their wage bill increased from £48.2 million in league winning 2015-16 season to massive £80m in 2017-18 season.

Premier League Clubs Wage Bill For 2016-17 Season
NO# CLUB 2013-14  2014-15  2015-16  2016-17
1 Manchester City £216m £205m £193.8m £225m
2 Manchester United £187m £215.8m £203m £220.8m
3 Chelsea £190m £192.7m £215.6m £218m
4 Arsenal £166.4m £180.4m £192m £200.5m
5 Liverpool £140m £144m £152m £165.6m
6 Tottenham  £112m £100.4m £110.5m £121.2m
7 Everton  £66m £69.3m £74.7m £83m
8 West Ham United £60m £63.9m £69.5m £79.8m
9 Stoke City £55m £60.6m £72.3m £75.9m
10 Sunderland  £55m £69.5m £71m £68.3m
11 Leicester City   £36.6m £48.2m £66m
12 West Bromwich  £49m £65.4m £68.5m £65m
13 Southampton  £47m £55.2m £59.5m £63.6m
14 Swansea City £55m £48.1m £51m £59m
15 Crystal Palace   £45.7m £54.3m £55m
16 Watford £29m £41m
17 Bournemouth £25m £34m
18 Middlesbrough £34m 
19 Burnley £29m £33m
20 Hull City £34m £25m

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The above figures were taken from official clubs accounts ended 2013,2014 while the 2015 figures are speculative from sources like guardian.co.uk who publish premier league club finance details every years.

We will be updated each clubs whole squad player salaries and you can click on the name of the club to get the specific clubs salary details. Right now Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea salaries has been updated.

English Premier League is the richest professional sport league in the world and it is also by far the most watched around the world which makes it most marketable and there is heck of a lot money in Premier League than compared to other rival european leagues such as Spain, Germany and Italy. Premier League signed a record breaking domestic TV rights deal for 2016-2019 which will bring in £5 billion just from UK rights and total income from domestic and foreign rights for next three years period might reach £8.5 billion which is almost doubled from previous tv rights deals. This new deal will enable all premier league clubs from 2016-17 to pocket atleast around £100m for a season and might reach £160m for the champions. So premier league wages are only going to increase if we look at the trend in last decade. Below is the list of all premier league clubs wages.

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Comments

  1. franky says

    November 13, 2015 at 2:38 pm

    gross?

  2. Tom says

    February 23, 2016 at 7:28 pm

    Leicester city is 17th in payroll at 1/4 of what the big clubs are and yet they are in first place. How is this happening? I am from America and we get like one game a week and not L City. We like to root for the small team.

    • Buck Naked says

      April 2, 2016 at 3:58 pm

      You’re in America and you get 1 game a week….I live in the states on the west coast and I can watch any premier league game I want. All you need is the NBCsports app or website and you sign in using your cable provider username and login. You can watch any game, I watch every Leicester game..

    • LiuKangBakingaPie says

      April 16, 2016 at 4:58 am

      Good scouting, a brilliant manager, and a league in decline. The big English clubs just throw money at highly rated players who end up lowering their game, content with their new big salary. Not to take anything away from the Foxes, but this is an indicator of the state of the overall league, and it’s not good. The top English teams pale in comparison with their Spanish and German counterparts.

      • Graeme says

        May 21, 2016 at 12:55 pm

        That’s the pessimist’s view. The optimist’s view is the rising tide is raising the ‘smaller clubs’ up, leading to a more competitive league. Which adds to the appeal. Leagues with 1 or 2 superteams and the same 3-4 ‘top’ teams each year are of little interest to outsiders, let alone the supporters of the forgotten teams. PSG may be the gem of Ligue Un, but they remind me of the Dynamo Moscow etc teams of the Soviet past, that were almost built to shine in Europe.

        • LiuKangBakingaPie says

          May 22, 2016 at 4:44 am

          I don’t know, but there really haven’t been other examples of smaller clubs excelling in other big leagues. Maybe Atletico Madrid in recent years, but I wonder how long that will last once Simeone leaves?

      • EuropaPointFC says

        June 16, 2016 at 2:54 am

        Right

    • Jason Clark says

      May 26, 2016 at 9:12 pm

      The NBCSports Network shows every premier league game. It should be available online if you don’t get the channels. They make it really easy to keep up with the EPL.

    • advent calendar diy says

      April 27, 2017 at 7:52 pm

      You hit the nail on the head. When LC starts competing in multiple tournaments at once, they might not prevail as well. We will see.

  3. Graeme says

    May 21, 2016 at 12:51 pm

    Does ‘wage bill’ include all the well paid coaching staff and the huge salaries of the managers?

    • John Peddubriwny says

      January 19, 2017 at 8:44 pm

      Yes.

  4. Jason Clark says

    May 26, 2016 at 9:14 pm

    You hit the nail on the head. When LC starts competing in multiple tournaments at once, they might not prevail as well. We will see.

  5. John Peddubriwny says

    January 19, 2017 at 8:47 pm

    I was just looking here, and recall that Ibrahamovic is on a reputed £660k per week at MU. That’s £34 mill a year. The same as B.mouth and M.boro pay their entire staff, and More than Burnley and Hull’s total payroll.

  6. Clipart Basketball says

    June 12, 2017 at 10:51 pm

    English Premier League is the richest professional sport league in the world.

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