Liverpool Players Salaries 2019 (Weekly Wages) – Highest Paid 2019/20

Av Atharva Gosavi den Sep 26, 2019

Liverpool Player Wages Per Week 2019

Liverpool Players Salaries 2019? How much will Fabinho earn at Liverpool? Naby Keita wages? Xherdan Shaqiri wages? Who are the highest paid Liverpool players? Have you ever wanted to find out which Liverpool players are the highest paid? Well, if you have then worry not because we have the full list of Liverpool Players Weekly Wages and Contract details.

Undoubtedly one of the most historic teams in the world, Liverpool look to be resurging under Jurgen Klopp, who led the Reds back into the UEFA Champions League for the 2017-18 season. With just one trophy in the last ten years, fans will be hoping that the German can now lead them to domestic or European glory in the near future.

Highest Paid Liverpool Player 2019 (Per Week)

Who is Liverpool’s Highest Paid Player? Highest Liverpool Players Salaries? Mohamed Salah signed a new contract in Summer 2018. Salah is now the highest-paid player at Liverpool earning £200,000 per-week.

Liverpool Transfers 2018-19 Summer

Name	Amount	From
Naby Keita	£53 million	RB Leipzig
Fabinho	£43.7 million	Monaco
Xherdan Shaqiri	£13 million	Stoke City
Alisson Becker	£66.8 million	AS Roma

Liverpool have wrapped up most of their transfer business early in Summer 2018. Manager Jurgen Klopp has done some good business by signing Naby Keita and Fabinho. The two highly decorated players will add some steel and serious running into the midfield. Meanwhile, Liverpool surprisingly signed Swiss star Xherdan Shaqiri from Stoke City for cheap, only costing £13 million. That is a great bit of business for the Reds. Now, Liverpool have signed Alisson Becker from AS Roma for a world record fee.

Liverpool Transfers 2017-18

The Liverpool Players Salaries have increased in the last two seasons. Liverpool has signed a couple of players after they sold star striker Luis Suarez to Barcelona for £75 million right after the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Below is the list of players signed by Liverpool in the summer of 2017.

No*	Name	Amount	From
1.	Mohamed Salah	£38m	Roma
2.	Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain	£35m	Arsenal
3.	Andrew Robertson	£8m	Hull City
4.	Dominic Solanke	FREE	Chelsea

New Deals and Contract Extensions

– Mohamed Salah and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain were the Reds’ marquee summer arrivals, despite the latter taking a hefty pay cut to join from Arsenal.

– Departing the club in the off-season were Mamadou Sakho and Lucas Leiva, both of whom were on big money. However, overall Liverpool’s wage bill has increased slightly since last season – perhaps to be expected now that they are back in the Champions League and have to attract a higher calibre of players.

Liverpool players Salaries 2019 (full squad contracts)

Liverpool Players Salaries 2019? The Liverpool FC salaries list is quite interesting. How much does Alisson Becker earn? Alisson Becker wages? Here is the full list of Liverpool’s players’ Salaries in 2019/20.

Liverpool Players Salaries 2019/20

PLAYER	Age	Weekly Wage	Deal	Contract until
Virgil Van Dijk	28	£180,000		2023-06-30
Alisson Becker	26	£90,000		2024-06-30
Adrian	32	–		2021-06-30
Joel Matip	28	£100,000		2020-06-30
Dejan Lovren	30	£100,000		2021-06-30
Joe Gomez	22	£28,000		2024-06-30
Andrew Robertson	25	£50,000		2024-06-30
Trent Alexander-Arnold	20	£40,000		2024-06-30
Nathaniel Clyne	28	£70,000		2020-06-30
Georginio Wijnaldum	28	£75,000		2021-06-30
Naby Keita	24	120,000		2023-06-30
Fabinho	25	100,000		2023-06-30
Jordan Henderson	29	£140,000		2023-06-30
James Milner	33	£140,000		2020-06-30
Adam Lallana	31	£110,000		2020-06-30
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain	26	£120,000		2023-06-30
Sadio Mané	27	£100,000		2023-06-30
Xherdan Shaqiri	27	£80,000		2023-06-30
Mohamed Salah	27	£200,000	New Contract	2023-06-30
Roberto Firmino	27	£180,000	New contract	2023-06-30
Rhian Brewster	19	£10,000		2023-06-30

The information about the Liverpool players salaries, weekly wages and contracts is accurate and based upon facts collected from Liverpool, BBC, Guardian, PremierLeague.com and other sources.

Liverpool have a wage bill of £208 million in the current 2017-18 season, which is the third-highest in the Premier League. Their wage bill has also been increasing in recent years, particularly since the arrival of manager Jurgen Klopp in 2015.