By The Cry Of Faith
7th September, 2021

Liverpool has signed many of their stars onto long-term deals in recent weeks and now Mohamed Salah wants a staggering £500,000 a week to commit his future to the Anfield club.

The Egypt international has reportedly turned up the heat on the Reds and talks over a new contract could result in him becoming the Premier League’s highest-paid player ever.

Cristiano Ronaldo set the benchmark last week when his deadline day transfer from Juventus to Manchester United netted him £480,000 a week.
But The Mirror reports Salah wants £300,000 a week more than he current nets to extend his current deal, which expires in June 2023.

The 29-year-old would immediately become the division’s top earner, ahead of Ronaldo, Kevin De Bruyne, Jack Grealish, and Jadon Sancho, who all signed their current deals this year.

And if Salah, currently on £200,000 a week, was to increase that to a weekly half-a-million, that would eclipse Virgil van Dijk’s fresh pay packet of £220,000 a week, which he signed last month.

So who takes home the most at your club?

The highest-paid player at every Premier League club:

Arsenal – Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (£250k a week)

Aston Villa – Danny Ings (£120k a week)

Brentford – Pontus Jansson (£25k a week)

Everton – Yerry Mina (£120k a week)

Leicester City – Jamie Vardy (£140k a week)

Leeds United – Raphinha (£63.5k a week)

Liverpool – Virgil van Dijk (£220k a week)

Man City – Kevin De Bruyne (£385k a week)

Manchester United – Cristiano Ronaldo (£480k a week)

Newcastle – Joelinton (£86.5k a week)

Norwich City – Ben Gibson (£40k a week)

Southampton – Theo Walcott (£75k a week)

Tottenham – Harry Kane (£200k a week)

West Ham – Andriy Yarmolenko (£115k a week)

Watford – Moussa Sissoko (£80k a week)

Wolves – Joao Moutinho (£100k a week)

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