Leeds United’s Hefty Weekly Wage Bill Revealed
Leeds United’s ambitious ownership has resulted in the club boasting one of the largest wage bills in the Championship. According to estimates from Capology, the Whites’ weekly wage bill stands at approximately £708,000.
This substantial outlay translates to an average weekly wage of £30,783 per player, with an average annual payroll of £36,816,000. Patrick Bamford is reportedly the club’s highest-paid player, earning an estimated £70,000 per week.
Other top earners at the club include Junior Firpo, Pascal Struijk, and Dan James, who are all reportedly on weekly wages ranging from £50,000 to £60,000. Manor Solomon, who joined the club on loan from Tottenham Hotspur, is also believed to be earning a significant weekly wage, although the exact figure is unclear.
The likes of Brenden Aaronson, Joe Rodon, Ethan Ampadu, Willy Gnonto, and Illan Meslier are also among the club’s top earners, with weekly wages reportedly in the region of £40,000 to £50,000.
While the exact accuracy of these estimates is unclear, particularly in light of relegation clauses that may have reduced player wages, the figures do provide an indication of the club’s significant investment in its playing staff.
Leeds United’s hefty wage bill serves as a reminder of the club’s ambition to secure promotion back to the Premier League. With the financial implications of another season in the Championship potentially significant, the pressure is on the team to deliver results and secure a return to the top flight.
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