Most Premier League footballers can match the average full-time worker's annual salary in five days, according to new data.
Latest UK figures, which have been revealed by spotrac.com, show that the average worker pockets £584.90 a week - which adds up to £30,415 a year before tax.
It means the average top flight footballer needs just 4.7 days to earn as much as the average person does in a year.
Manchester City pay their players, including the likes of Sergio Aguero and Kevin De Bruyne on average, £115,000 per week, which is a league high.
In contrast, Sheffield United's players - such as captain John Egan, midfield star John Lundstram and boyhood fan striker Billy Sharp - take home just £9,000 per week on average.
Liverpool kicked off the top flight campaign against Norwich at 8pm on August 9 meaning that the average top flight star would've matched the average full-time employee's salary by 1:32pm on August 14.
To put it into perspective Chelsea star N'Golo Kante drives a Mini Cooper S, which is valued at £23,395; the Frenchman would need less than 24 hours to afford the car outright, based on his £150,000-a-week wages.
Tottenham new boy Tanguy Ndombele joined from Lyon in the summer and needs less than two days to afford his Volkswagen Touareg - which start at £44,175.
The north London pair of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Son Heung-min boast the most expensive cars in the Premier League - a Ferrari LaFerraris.
The Italian car is valued at £1.15m; it takes the Arsenal man, paid £155,000-a-week, needs just over seven weeks to afford it; his North London rival Son takes a little longer, needing an extra week and a couple of days to pay for his car.
Manchester United stopper David De Gea owns a £120,900 Aston Martin Vantage - it take the Spaniard less than two and a half days of his big-money deal, signed earlier this season, to afford it.
Liverpool star Roberto Firmino drives a Rolls Royce Phantom worth a starting price of £360,000; the Brazilian forward needs just two weeks to pay for his motor.
The Reds are second to City as the team with the highest average weekly wage on £100,000.
Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal all pay their plays north of £90,000 with Leicester, who currently occupy second place, paying an average wage of £50,000.
