Liverpool players salary per week, highest paid players 2022

Liverpool are the most successful English team on the European stage and just one league trophy behind Manchester United when it comes to the biggest domestic honors. They’re European royalty and pay their players salaries like they’re kings. The Champions League runners-up for 2021-22 have some of the best players in the world donning their colors and will be hoping to win all the big honors for another season.

Liverpool players salary per week 2022-23

Name	Salary per week
Mohammed Salah	€ 415,122
Virgil van Dijk	€ 260,934
Thiago Alcantara	€ 237,213
Trent Alexander-Arnold	€ 213,491
Roberto Firmino	€ 213,491
Fabinho	€ 213,491
Darwin Nunez	€ 212,807
Alisson	€ 177,909
Jordan Henderson	€ 166,049
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain	€ 142,328
Naby Keita	€ 142,328
Joel Matip	€ 118,606
Diogo Jota	€ 106,746
Joe Gomez	€ 88,955
Ibrahima Konate	€ 83,024
Nathaniel Phillips	€ 76,638
Kostas Tsimikas	€ 71,164
Ben Davies	€ 71,164
Adrian	€ 68,883
Luis Diaz	€  66,420
James Milner	€ 65,233
Andrew Robertson	€ 59,303
Harvey Elliot	€ 17,791
Rhys Williams	€ 11,861
Curtis Jones	€ 8,895
Caoimhin Kelleher	€ 7,071
Sepp van den Berg	€ 5,930

The table above is a list of Liverpool player salaries per week at the start of the 2022-23 season. Looking at the data available on this table, Liverpool’s wage bill at the start of the 2022-23 season is at least €3.3m per week. That translates to a yearly wage bill of €174m per year. Below is a list of the salaries per year for Liverpool at the start of the 2022-23 season.

Also read: Manchester United players salary per week, highest paid players 2022

Liverpool players salary per year in 2022-23

Name	Salary per year
Mohammed Salah	€ 21,586,338
Virgil van Dijk	€ 13,568,555
Thiago Alcantara	€ 12,335,050
Trent Alexander-Arnold	€ 11,101,545
Roberto Firmino	€ 11,101,545
Fabinho	€ 11,101,545
Darwin Nunez	€ 11,065,963
Alisson	€ 9,251,288
Jordan Henderson	€  8,634,535
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain	€  7,401,030
Naby Keita	€  7,401,030
Joel Matip	€ 6,167,525
Diogo Jota	€ 5,550,772
Joe Gomez	€ 4,625,644
Ibrahima Konate	€ 4,317,268
Nathaniel Phillips	€ 3,985,170
Kostas Tsimikas	€ 3,700,515
Ben Davies	€ 3,700,515
Adrian	€ 3,581,909
Luis Diaz	€ 3,453,814
James Milner	€ 3,392,139
Andrew Robertson	€ 3,083,762
Harvey Elliot	€ 925,129
Rhys Williams	€ 616,752
Curtis Jones	€ 462,564
Caoimhin Kelleher	€ 367,679
Sepp van den Berg	€ 308,376

Who are the highest paid Liverpool players?

1. Mohammed Salah – € 415,122 per week
2. Virgil van Dijk – € 260,934 per week
3. Thiago Alcantara – € 237,213 per week
4. Trent Alexander-Arnold – € 213,491 per week
5. Roberto Firmino– € 213,491 per week
6. Fabinho –  € 213,491 per week
7. Darwin Nunez – € 212,807 per week
8. Alisson – € 177,909 per week
9. Jordan Henderson – € 166,049 per week
10. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain – € 142,328 per week
11. Naby Keita – € 142,328 per week
12. Joel Matip – € 118,606 per week
13. Diogo Jota – €  106,746 per week
14. Joe Gomez – €  88,955 per week

Liverpool highest paid players

1. Mohammed Salah – One of the modern greats, Mohammed Salah signed a new deal in the summer that made him the highest earner at the club. The Egyptian had one year left on his deal but Liverpool changed their policy of handing big contracts to those above 30 years old because of how good the player has been for the club. He now earns € 415,122 per week, which equates to € 21,586,338 per year.
2. Virgil van Dijk – Arguably the best center-back on the planet, Virgil van Dijk has been a colossus since signing for Liverpool. He’s bound to go down as the best center-back in Premier League history when he calls it a day. He earns € 260,934 per week, which amounts to € 13,568,555 per year.
3. Thiago Alcantara– One of the few world class players Liverpool have signed under Jurgen Klopp. Liverpool tend to buy young players with room to grow but with a settled team, they can now attract stars from other super clubs. Thiago earns € 237,213 per week, which adds up to
4. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Roberto Firmino and Fabinho – The three earn € 213,491 per week, which comes up to € 11,101,545 per year. All of them have been fundamental to Liverpool’s recent success. Trent Alexander-Arnold is the most influential full-back in the world, Fabinho is arguably the best defensive midfielder, whereas Roberto Firmino isn’t as good as he once was but was a key member of famed trio that included Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah.