Top 10 Highest Earning English Football Players in 2025

English footballers continue to be among the highest earners in the sport, with their talents commanding impressive salaries across Europe and the Middle East. 

Their weekly earnings reflect their high market value in both European and global football circuits. Based on data from GiveMeSport, 

Here’s a breakdown of the top 10 highest-paid English footballers by weekly wages in 2025.

Ivan Toney (Al-Ahli) – £406,730 Weekly 

Ivan Toney’s move from the Premier League to the Saudi Pro League with Al-Ahli proved financially lucrative, skyrocketing his weekly income to £406,730 from a previous £20,000 at Brentford. His transfer underscores the attractive financial incentives that draw players to the Middle East.

Harry Kane (Bayern Munich) – £398,599 Weekly 

As England’s all-time leading scorer, Harry Kane’s switch to Bayern Munich came with a hefty pay raise to £398,599 per week. Despite Bayern not clinching any silverware, Kane’s phenomenal performance of 44 goals in 45 matches in the 2023/24 season justified his high salary.

Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid) – £332,112 Weekly 

Since joining Real Madrid in 2023 for £88.5 million, Jude Bellingham has become a standout star, earning £332,112 weekly. His impressive tally of 19 goals from midfield in the 2023/24 season helped him finish third in the La Liga Golden Boot race.

Raheem Sterling (Arsenal – On Loan from Chelsea) – £325,000 Weekly 

Raheem Sterling, initially Chelsea’s top earner, was loaned to Arsenal where he now earns £325,000 weekly. His move followed uncertainty at Chelsea under new management.

Jack Grealish (Manchester City) – £300,000 Weekly 

Jack Grealish, Manchester City’s £100 million acquisition, continues to earn a substantial £300,000 weekly. Despite mixed performances, he plays a crucial role for both his club and the England national team.

Marcus Rashford (Manchester United – On Loan at Aston Villa) – £300,000 Weekly 

On loan at Aston Villa, Marcus Rashford remains Manchester United’s highest-paid player on this list with a weekly salary of £300,000. His standout 2022/23 season included 30 goals and 11 assists.

Mason Mount (Manchester United) – £250,000 Weekly 

After moving from Chelsea to Manchester United in 2023, Mason Mount’s £250,000 weekly salary makes him one of the club’s top earners and one of the highest-paid English footballers.

John Stones (Manchester City) – £250,000 Weekly 

John Stones, a key figure in Manchester City’s defense, earns £250,000 weekly. His versatile role in Pep Guardiola’s team, covering both defence and midfield, underscores his value.

Jadon Sancho (Chelsea – On Loan from Manchester United) – £250,000 Weekly 

Jadon Sancho maintains a £250,000 weekly wage from Manchester United despite being on loan at Chelsea. His previous success at Borussia Dortmund, including a Champions League final appearance, highlights his high valuation.

Reece James (Chelsea) – £250,000 Weekly 

As the captain of Chelsea, Reece James’s £250,000 weekly wage reflects his role at Stamford Bridge, following Cesar Azpilicueta’s departure.