Manchester United has faced criticism over the years for spending heavily on players who haven’t lived up to expectations.
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The club has struggled to recapture the dominance it enjoyed under Sir Alex Ferguson, often settling for top-four finishes rather than title contention. ..Continue Reading
Erik ten Hag initially appeared to be the man to restore United’s glory, investing significantly in the squad during his first season.
However, after a disappointing campaign, the club’s leadership replaced him with Ruben Amorim following a loss to West Ham.
Despite recent setbacks, United still pays some of the highest wages in the Premier League.
Goalkeepers
Andre Onana, brought in to replace David de Gea, earns £120,000 per week, significantly more than his fellow goalkeepers.
Veteran Tom Heaton earns £45,000 weekly, while Altay Bayindir receives £35,000.
Onana’s salary reflects the club’s belief in his potential despite a shaky debut season.
Defenders
Matthijs de Ligt, signed from Bayern Munich, earns £195,000 weekly, making him one of the top-paid defenders.
Harry Maguire follows closely with £190,000, while Luke Shaw earns £150,000.
Noussair Mazraoui and Lisandro Martinez are paid £135,000 and £120,000 respectively.
Leny Yoro, a promising young signing, earns £115,000 per week.
Diogo Dalot and Tyrell Malacia earn £85,000 and £75,000 respectively.
Patrick Dorgu receives £40,000, while Ayden Heaven and Tyler Fredricson earn £4,000 and £5,000 respectively.
Midfielders
Casemiro is United’s highest earner, taking home £350,000 per week despite recent poor form.
Bruno Fernandes earns £300,000 weekly, reflecting his importance to the team.
Mason Mount, despite injury struggles, is paid £250,000.
Manuel Ugarte earns £120,000, while Kobbie Mainoo receives £25,000.
Toby Collyer earns £4,000 per week.
Forwards
Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho are among the top earners, with Rashford on £300,000 and Sancho on £250,000.
New signings Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo are expected to earn £180,000 each.
Amad Diallo, after a strong start to the season, now earns £120,000.
Antony and Joshua Zirkzee both receive £105,000 weekly.
Rasmus Hojlund earns £85,000, while Alejandro Garnacho is paid £50,000.
Chido Obi, a rising talent, earns £15,000 per week.
