Top Ten highest spending football clubs in 2018- Average weekly Wages

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Top Ten highest spending football Clubs-Average weekly wages 2018

It is well known that Football Clubs bring in a lot of money, some more than others, But which are the highest spenders of them all?, In this list of Top ten highest spending football clubs in 2018. We focus mainly on the top dogs, the clubs that bring in the big bucks, Just imagine, If Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are worth more than 100 Million Pounds, How much do the clubs pay them in wages?

Well, you are about to find out, you will be amazed just like we were when we found out how much these clubs pay in wages per week, some might say that money is better spent to save small countries from poverty…

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Not too long ago we also compiled the list of Top 10 Biggest Transfer Fees in Serie A HistoryTop 10 most expensive summer transfers of 2015 and  Top 5 Deadline Day Deals and Transfers if you have not seen these yet, check them out after this list, you will find some more surprising facts in them.

But for now let’s now find out who are the Top ten highest spending football clubs in 2018-average weekly wages.

10. Liverpool – £70,190

In tenth place is Merseyside club Liverpool, no doubt one of the top guns in the Premier league, However in terms of weekly wages compared to their rivals Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal. The Reds pay an average of £70,190 in weekly wages, compared to some of the other clubs on this list this amount it is quite a small amount. They are still in our list of the top ten highest spending football clubs in 2018.

9. Arsenal – £77,639

English club Arsenal comes in at number nine! The London club average £77,639 in weekly salaries. Arsenal have signed Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Laccazette among others which has no doubt raised their weekly wages. You can find out more here with the Arsenal weekly wages 2018 revealed.

8. Chelsea – £85, 600

Chelsea Football Club dominate their London rivals Arsenal at almost everything and average weekly salaries is no exception. since the take over from Billionaire Roman Abramovich players on the squad now earn much higher wages, which is why it is easy to see why they make this list.

Chelsea average £85,600 per week and this makes them take eighth place on the list.

7. Juventus – £93,336

Juventus

Italian Champions Juventus are the only Italian club to make this list with the highest paid squad in Italian football. The serie A champions spend an average of £93,336 player wages per week and with this revenue , that makes them seventh on the list.

6. Bayern Munich – £99,693

In sixth place are the German Giants and current Bundesliga Champions the Bavarians Bayern Munich. They are the only German club to make the shortlist in 2018 and this automatically makes them the club with the highest average of weekly player salaries in Germany. The club might be behind in terms of highest Annual salaries to the likes of Manchester City, PSG or Manchester United.

The clubs highest weekly salary earners are the two who are commonly known as ‘RobBery‘, Frank Ribery and Arjen Robben who earn at least £165,000. But the club has an average of £99,693 per week.

Click here for the Bayern Munich weekly wages 2018.

5. Manchester City – £100,691

Manchester City the noisy neighbor’s make it into fifth place but earlier in 2013 they were in first place. It goes to say that if your club is sponsored by a billionaire owner then your salaries are likely to be very comfortable. Manchester City have an average weekly pay of £100,691. The club spends most of its weekly salaries paying star players Sergio Aguero and Ivorian player Yaya Toure who are among the clubs most paid list.

4. Manchester United – £100,792

In fourth place is one of the most successive football club in English football and probably one of the most decorated English football club , the Red Devils of Manchester United. The Red Devils are the second English club who are the highest weekly salary spenders with an amount of £100,792 .

The Red Devils had a horrible season before the previous season and since they have managed to book their place in next seasons Champions League the players salaries are expected to increase slightly due to more investors who will be willing to invest. 

3. Real Madrid – £119,708

In third place is the Los Blancos Real Madrid who are one of the most richest clubs in World football. Real Madrid make it in third place with their £119,708 average weekly salaries. It comes with no surprise seeing the Galacticos at number three as they spent a lot in the past transfer windows with Gareth Bale and Toni Kroos being among the few high earners at the club.

Like Barcelona they also have their own star Cristiano Ronaldo and he is the clubs highest paid with an annual pay of worth $52 million. 

Click here for Real Madrid weekly wages 2018.

2. Paris Saint Germain – £124,468

French Ligue 1 Champions Paris Saint Germain are the second highest average weekly salary spenders . The club pays an average of £100,000 to their first team players and it goes with no doubt as to why the French Giants attract a lot of talent to their squad. They pay out about £124,468 a week to every player on average weekly Salaries.

PSG recently signed Neymar on a mammoth contract which you find out more here.

1. Barcelona – £126,875.

Barcelona are one of the most Decorated clubs in European football which makes them the club with the highest weekly average salaries. Barcelona are currently the Spanish league Champions and European Champions and it is not so surprising to see them scoop first place on this list. The club has an average of  £126,875 weekly player salaries.

Like any other club Barcelona have their star players and in their squad is the amazing footballer Lionel Messi who is currently their highest paid player earning a whooping £500,000 a week.

So that’s why they are first in our top ten highest spending football clubs in 2018.

Here are the Barcelona wages 2018.

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