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Managers
The salary for Premier League managers is steadily increasing since Chelsea paid £5.4 million a year for Mourinho. Long gone are the days of top Premier League managers getting less than a million a year for managing millionaire players.
Current going rate is around £3 million for a top Premier League manager though your smaller clubs and recently promoted ex Championship ones can often be found paying circa £1 million or less for their managers.
NameClubAnnual Salary
Arsene WengerArsenal£6 million
Alex McLeishBirmingham£2 million
Carlo AncelottiChelsea£6 million
David MoyesEverton£3 million
Roberto ManciniManchester City£3 million
Alex FergusonManchester United£3 million
Alan PardewNewcastle£500k
Avram GrantWest Ham£1.3 million
Fabio CapelloEngand£6 million
Giovanni TrapattoniRepublic Of Ireland£1.5 million



Chief Executives
Whilst Premier League clubs report huge losses and are massively in debt, don't run away with the idea that the executives of the clubs are wearing hair shirts and wondering where their next meal is coming from. In particular the Chief Executives are doing very nicely thanks.
NameClubAnnual Salary
Rick ParryLiverpool£1.5 million
Garry CookManchester City£1.8 million
David GillManchester United£1.73 million

Backroom Staff
Since the cull of Mourinho and his Portuguese staff at Chelsea most of these below have now gone but we’ve left their salaries in as a guide given that backroom staff information is hard to come by.
NameClubRoleAnnual Salary
Frank ArnesenChelseaDirector of Football£2 million
Steve ClarkeChelseaAssistant Manager£300,000
Baltemar BritoChelseaFirst Team Coach£400,000
Rui FariaChelseaFitness Coach£600,000
Silvinho LouroChelseaGoalkeeper Coach£400,000
Andre VillasChelseaScout£250,000
Rainer BonhoffChelseaScout£100,000
Steve RoundEvertonAssistant Manager£225,000
Iain DowieNewcastle UnitedAssistant Manager£300,000
Paul FerrisNewcastle UnitedHead of Player Fitness£300,000
Jeff VetereNewcastle UnitedTechnical Co-ordinator£160,000
Marco TardelliRepublic of IrelandAssistant Manager£500,000

FA Officials
Not much Sky TV football money is finding its way into FA salaries. Quite poorly paid for such a large multi-million pound industry. In fact the chairman, Lord Triesman, receives less than Chelsea pay their coaches.
NameRoleAnnual Salary
Lord TriesmanChairman£300,000
Keith HackettGeneral Manager - Referees£70,000
anoPremier League Refereecirca £70,000
anoAssistant Referees£375 per match

Newcastle Players
NameAnnual Salary
Joey Barton£3 million
Sol Campbell£1.5 million
Fabricio Coloccini£2.5 million
Dan Gosling£1 million
Steve Harper£1.25 million
Alan Smith£2.5 million
Steven Taylor£1.75 million
Cheik Tiote£2 million



Goalkeepers
If you want to make your fortune don’t be a goalkeeper. The lowest paid position in the team and such is the lack of interest in them that it’s hard to find any information on what their earnings are.
NameClubAnnual Salary
Ben FosterBirmingham£1 million
Jussi JauskelainenBolton£2 million
Petr CechChelsea£5 million
Shay GivenManchester City£4 million
Joe HartManchester City£4.5 million
Craig GordonSunderland£2 million

Defenders
Your top defenders at the top clubs are getting a decent sum but probably no more than the manager. If your not an international then your only going to pull between £1 and £2 million a year if your lucky.
NameClubAnnual Salary
Bacary SagnaArsenal£1.25 million
Richard DunneAston Villa£2.5 million
Luke YoungAston Villa£2.5 million
Ashley ColeChelsea£5 million
John TerryChelsea£6.75 million
Daniel AggerLiverpool£1.75 million
Jamie CarragherLiverpool£4 million
Nedum OnuohaManchester City£1 million
Micah RichardsManchester City£2.75 million
Wes BrownManchester United£3 million
Patrice EvraManchester United£2.75 million
Rio FerdinandManchester United£6 million
Nemanja VidicManchester United£4.5 million
Titus BrambleSunderland£1.5 million
Ledley KingTottenham£3 million
Jonathan WoodgateTottenham£3.25 million
Alan HuttonTottenham£1.6 million
Matthew UpsonWest Ham£3.25 million



Midfield
If you’re the right age i.e. late 20’s and can score goals then your in the big money with the strikers. So Gerard and Ballack are up their on £6 million a year. Otherwise your probably earning more than the Manager but not up there with the strikers.
NameClubAnnual Salary
Cesc FabrigasArsenal£4.5 million
Theo WalcottArsenal£3 million
Stiliyan PetrovAston Villa£3.5 million
Ashley YoungAston Villa£2.5 million
Martin PetrovBolton£1.75 million
Yossi BenayounChelsea£2.25 million
Michael EssienChelsea£4 million
Frank LampardChelsea£7 million
Mikel ArtetaEverton£3.75 million
Jack RodwellEverton£1 million
Joe ColeLiverpool£4 million
Steven GerardLiverpool£6 million
Gareth BarryManchester City£6.5 million
Adam JohnsonManchester City£1.25 million
Michael JohnsonManchester City£2.75 million
James MilnerManchester City£4 million
Yaya ToureManchester City£10 million
Michael CarrickManchester United£3.5 million
Kieran RichardsonSunderland£2.25 million
Gareth BaleTottenham£1.5 million
Luka ModricTottenham£3.5 million
Scott ParkerWest Ham£3.6 million
Kieran Dyer West Ham£4 million

Strikers
Obviously this is where the big money is to be had. The stars of the team and the ones everyone wants to pay big money for. Many think with the latest sponsorship deal for the Premier League that the £200,000 a week player is not far away.
NameClubAnnual Salary
Nicklas BendtnerArsenal£2.5 million
Robin van PersieArsenal£4.5 million
Darren BentAston Villa£3.5 million
Marlon HarewoodBlackpool£500k
Nicolas AnelkaChelsea£3 million
Didier DrogbaChelsea£3.5 million
Ryan BabelLiverpool£2 million
Fernando TorresLiverpool£4 million
Mario BalotelliManchester City£4 million
Craig BellamyManchester City£4 million
Edin DzekoManchester City£7.5 million
David SilvaManchester City£8 million
Michael OwenManchester United£2.5 million
Wayne RooneyManchester United£10 million
Kenwyne JonesStoke City£1.5 million
Tuncay SanliStoke City£3 million
Darren BentSunderland£2.25 million
Peter CrouchTottenham£2.5 million
Jermain DefoeTottenham£3 million
Benni McCarthy West Ham£2 million

Club Pay League
A good guide to how well the club is managed. Newcastle paid 5th highest salaries but sadly finished 12th in the league in the 2007/8 season. Also shows that Derby paid the lowest salaries and had the worst team.
Many teams also operate a salary ceiling for individual players: Aston Villa £3.5 million, Blackpool £520k, Tottenham £3.25 million.
Manchester City have probably moved to the top of the salary table now, but the latest figures available are for the 2007/8 season.
ClubTotal Wages Paid 2007/8League Position
Chelsea£172,096,0002
Manchester United£121,080,0001
Arsenal£101,302,0003
Liverpool£90,438,0004
Newcastle United£74,562,00012
Premier League Average£59,800,00010.5
Portsmouth£54,680,0008
Manchester City£54,222,0009
Tottenham£52,921,00011
Aston Villa£50,477,0006
Everton£44,480,0005
Blackburn£39,661,0007
Fulham£39,344,00017
Bolton£39,033,00016
Wigan£38,351,00014
Sunderland£37,091,00015
Middlesbrough34,761,00013
Reading£33,123,00018
Birmingham£26,624,00019
Derby County£26,109,00020
West HamNot Available10
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