01.03.2026 21:03
In the report published by UEFA titled "European Club Financing and Investment Outlook," the clubs that pay the highest salaries to their players in Europe were announced. In the disclosed report, only Galatasaray from the Süper Lig was included in the top 25 rankings.
According to the "European Club Finance and Investment Outlook" report published annually by UEFA, salary expenses in European football continued to rise.
ONLY GALATASARAY FROM THE SUPER LEAGUE
Galatasaray, which was ranked 39th in the salary expenses list last season, made a significant leap to rise to higher positions on the list. With a 39% increase in salary expenses, the yellow-reds climbed 14 places to find themselves in 25th place.
Here are the clubs that pay the highest salaries:
- 1- Manchester City: 557 million Euros
- 2- Barcelona: 551 million Euros
- 3- Paris Saint Germain: 551 million Euros
- 4- Real Madrid: 514 million Euros
- 5- Liverpool: 509 million Euros
- 6- Chelsea: 445 million Euros
- 7- Bayern Munich: 443 million Euros
- 8- Manchester United: 416 million Euros
- 9- Arsenal: 413 million Euros
- 10- Tottenham: 318 million Euros
- 11- Aston Villa: 309 million Euros
- 12- Newcastle United: 289 million Euros
- 13- Atletico Madrid: 280 million Euros
- 14- Borussia Dortmund: 268 million Euros
- 15- Inter: 260 million Euros
- 16- Juventus: 245 million Euros
- 17- Leverkusen: 209 million Euros
- 18- Leipzig: 202 million Euros
- 19- Nottingham Forest: 192 million Euros
- 20- Milan: 189 million Euros
- 21- West Ham United: 187 million Euros
- 22- Everton: 182 million Euros
- 23- Fulham: 180 million Euros
- 24- Lyon: 178 million Euros
- 25- Galatasaray: 178 million Euros