Manchester United boast the title of being the richest club in the Premier League and one of the wealthiest in world football.
With top-quality players such as Paul Pogba and David De Gea in their ranks, alongside well-established youngsters Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard, the club also have the star-studded playing squad to match their enormous financial resources.
The Manchester club are in the midst of a rebuilding process, following the end of Jose Mourinho's controversial reign as manager.
United have began tying several first-team players down to new deals, with many of the squad looking reinvigorated and re-energised under interim head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
First-team players such as Anthony Martial and Phil Jones have been given wage hikes since the turn of the year, while the likes of Ashley Young, Scott McTominay and Marcos Rojo have pledged their allegiance to the 20-time Premier League champions by signing contract extensions.
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On top of this, the club are looking to hand key players Marcus Rashford and Ander Herrera wage increases before the end of the season, as the club looks to secure the long-term future of their attacking stars.
With things looking up at Old Trafford compared to the start of the season, how does the club’s wage structure look now?
Here is how much money United's playing staff are reported to take home...
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Manchester United player wages
- Alexis Sanchez - £350,000-a-week*
- Paul Pogba - £290,000-a-week
- Anthony Martial - £250,000-a-week
- David De Gea - £200,000-a-week
- Romelu Lukaku - £200,000-a-week
- Luke Shaw - £195,000-a-week
- Juan Mata - £140,000-a-week
- Phil Jones - £120,000-a-week
- Fred - £120,000-a-week
- Nemanja Matic - £120,000-a-week
- Ashley Young - £110,000-a-week
- Jesse Lingard - £100,000-a-week
- Antonio Valencia - £100,000-a-week
- Marcos Rojo - £80,000-a-week
- Chris Smalling - £80,000-a-week
- Eric Bailly - £75,000-a-week
- Victor Lindelof - £75,000-a-week
- Ander Herrera - £75,000-a-week**
- Matteo Darmian - £60,000-a-week
- Sergio Romero - £50,000-a-week
- Diogo Dalot - £50,000-a-week
- Marcus Rashford - £45,000-a-week***
- Scott McTominay - £30,000-a-week
- Lee Grant - £20,000-a-week
* - Alexis Sanchez's wages can rise to £500,000-a-week if performance-based bonuses are triggered.
** - Ander Herrera is reportedly in talks over a new contract, which would see his wages rise to £100,000-a-week.
*** - Marcus Rashford is in the latter stages of talks over a new contract, which would see his wages rise significantly to £150,000-a-week.
