Erling Haaland remains the clear top earner at Manchester City, taking home an estimated £525,000 per week. That figure equals roughly KSh90 million every seven days and adds up to about £27.3 million a year before bonuses.
The Norwegian striker signed a long-term contract extension in early 2025 that runs until 2034. His base pay can climb higher with performance bonuses potentially pushing his earnings even further.
Rest of the top earners
Behind Haaland, several big names still command huge salaries. Bernardo Silva sits near the top on around £300,000 a week. Omar Marmoush, who joined in 2025, is close behind on roughly £295,000 weekly.
Goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma and defenders John Stones and Ruben Dias all earn in the region of £250,000 per week. Phil Foden and Rodri follow with deals worth about £225,000 and £220,000 respectively. Newer arrivals and established squad players fill out the rest of the high-earning group.
Big wage bill continues
Manchester City’s total fixed wage bill remains one of the highest in the Premier League, running into hundreds of millions of pounds each year. The club has continued to invest heavily in both star power and squad depth.
Haaland’s huge package reflects his status as the team’s main goal threat and one of the most valuable forwards in world football. While exact figures are estimates from specialist salary sites and can vary with bonuses and image rights, the ranking shows a clear hierarchy with the Norwegian striker far ahead of his teammates.
City’s expensive squad continues to underline the financial scale of elite Premier League football.
