Top 5 Highest-Paid Liverpool Players 2020
Liverpool are one of the most successful teams in England and also one of the richest clubs in world football. Their players are obviously well paid but Liverpool do not go overboard with their spendings on salary like Arsenal or Manchester United. Here, we will look at the highest-paid and thus most-valued players at Liverpool.
Liverpool Players Wages 2020 – Highest-Paid Liverpool Players
Players | Base Salary | Weekly Wage | Market Value | Age | Position | Contract |
Alisson | £7.2 million | £150,000 | £65 million | 27 | GK | 2024 |
Adrián | £2.64 million | £55,000 | £5 million | 33 | GK | 2021 |
Loris Karius | £1.2 million | £25,000 | £1 million | 27 | GK | 2022 |
Fabinho | £4 million | £85,000 | £35 million | 26 | DEF | 2023 |
Virgil van Dijk | £8.64 million | £180,000 | £75 million | 29 | DEF | 2023 |
Joe Gomez | £3.6 million | £75,000 | £40 million | 23 | DEF | 2024 |
Andy Robertson | £4.8 million | £100,000 | £50 million | 26 | DEF | 2024 |
Joël Matip | £4 million | £85,000 | £22 million | 29 | DEF | 2024 |
Nathaniel Phillips | £3.36 million | £70,000 | £15 million | 23 | DEF | 2024 |
Trent Alexander-Arnold | £2.8 million | £60,000 | £100 million | 21 | DEF | 2024 |
Kostas Tsimikas (new signing) | £4.32 million | £90,000 | £45 million | 24 | DEF | 2025 |
Georginio Wijnaldum | £4.32 million | £90,000 | £35 million | 29 | MID | 2021 |
James Milner | £3.6 million | £75,000 | £10 million | 34 | MID | 2022 |
Naby Keita | £4 million | £85,000 | £33 million | 25 | MID | 2023 |
Roberto Firmino | £5.76 million | £120,000 | £57 million | 28 | MID | 2023 |
Mohamed Salah | £10.5 million | £220,000 | £75 million | 28 | MID | 2023 |
Jordan Henderson | £5.76 million | £120,000 | £63 million | 30 | MID | 2023 |
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain | £3.6 million | £75,000 | £13 million | 27 | MID | 2023 |
Marko Grujic | £4 million | £85,000 | £10 million | 24 | MID | 2023 |
Diogo Jota (new signing) | £4.32 million | £90,000 | £45 million | 23 | MID | 2024 |
Xherdan Shaqiri | £3.88 million | £80,000 | £14 million | 28 | MID | 2023 |
Harry Wilson | £2.5 million | £60,000 | £7 million | 23 | MID | 2023 |
Thiago Alcantara (new signing) | £10 million | £210,000 | £30 million | 29 | MID | 2024 |
Taiwo Awoniyi | £2.5 million | £60,000 | £10 million | 23 | CF | 2023 |
Sadio Mané | £7.8 million | £150,000 | £80 million | 28 | CF | 2023 |
Takumi Minamino | £3.6 million | £75,000 | £55 million | 25 | CF | 2024 |
Divock Origi | £2.5 million | £60,000 | £32 million | 25 | CF | 2024 |
Reserve Squad | ||||||
Caoimhin Kelleher | £720,000 | £15,000 | £850,000 | 21 | GK | 2022 |
Kamil Grabara | £480,000 | £10,000 | £550,000 | 21 | GK | 2022 |
Curtis Jones | £350,000 | £7,500 | £1 million | 19 | DEF | 2024 |
Sepp van den Berg | £350,000 | £7,500 | £450,000 | 19 | DEF | 2023 |
Neco Williams (new contract) | £1.2 million | £25,000 | £1.5 million | 19 | DEF | 2025 |
Billy Koumetio | £350,000 | £7,500 | £500,000 | 17 | DEF | 2023 |
Ben Woodburn | £480,000 | £10,000 | £1 million | 20 | MID | 2024 |
Harvey Elliott | £350,000 | £7,500 | £650,000 | 17 | MID | 2022 |
Leighton Clarkson | £350,000 | £7,500 | £650,000 | 18 | MID | 2023 |
Rhian Brewster | £480,000 | £10,000 | £995,000 | 20 | CF | 2023 |
Liverpool Players Contracts 2020 – Highest-Paid Liverpool Players
Here are the Liverpool FC Players Contract details and Market Values 2020.
# | Name & Position | Date Of Birth (Age) | Contract Expires | Estimated Value |
1 | Alisson | Oct 2, 1992 (26) | 30.06.2024 | 80,00 mil. € |
Goalkeeper | ||||
13 | Adrián | Jan 3, 1987 (32) | 30.06.2021 | 5,00 mil. € |
Goalkeeper | ||||
62 | Caoimhin Kelleher | Nov 23, 1998 (21) | 30.06.2022 | €900,000 |
Goalkeeper | ||||
4 | Virgil van Dijk | Jul 8, 1991 (28) | 30.06.2023 | 100,00 mil. € |
Centre-Back | ||||
12 | Joe Gomez | May 23, 1997 (22) | 30.06.2024 | 35,00 mil. € |
Centre-Back | ||||
32 | Joel Matip | Aug 8, 1991 (28) | 30.06.2020 | 35,00 mil. € |
Centre-Back | ||||
72 | Sepp van den Berg | Jul 5, 1989 (30) | 30.06.2021 | 20,00 mil. € |
Centre-Back | ||||
26 | Andrew Robertson | Mar 11, 1994 (25) | 30.06.2024 | 60,00 mil. € |
Left-Back | ||||
21 | Konstantinos Tsimikas | May 12, 1996 (24 | 30.06.2025 | €9.00m |
66 | Trent Alexander-Arnold | Oct 7, 1998 (20) | 30.06.2024 | 80,00 mil. € |
Right-Back | ||||
66 | Neco Williams | Apr 13, 2001 (19) | 30.06.2025 | 8,00 mil. € |
Right-Back | ||||
3 | Fabinho | Oct 23, 1993 (25) | 30.06.2023 | 50,00 mil. € |
Defensive Midfield | ||||
5 | Georginio Wijnaldum | Nov 11, 1990 (28) | 30.06.2021 | 50,00 mil. € |
Central Midfield | ||||
8 | Naby Keïta | Feb 10, 1995 (24) | 30.06.2023 | 50,00 mil. € |
Central Midfield | ||||
14 | Jordan Henderson | Jun 17, 1990 (29) | 30.06.2023 | 35,00 mil. € |
Central Midfield | ||||
15 | Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain | Aug 15, 1993 (26) | 30.06.2023 | 35,00 mil. € |
Central Midfield | ||||
7 | James Milner | Jan 4, 1986 (33) | 30.06.2020 | 15,00 mil. € |
Central Midfield | ||||
17 | Curtis Jones | Jan 30, 2001 (19) | 30.06.2025 | €5.00m |
58 | Ben Woodburn | Oct 15, 1999 (20) | 30.06.2022 | 4.50m € |
Attacking Midfield | ||||
10 | Sadio Mané | Apr 10, 1992 (27) | 30.06.2023 | 120,00 mil. € |
Left Winger | ||||
20 | Diogo Jota | Dec 4, 1996 (23) | 30.06.2025 | 28.00m € |
Left Winger | ||||
18 | Takumi Minamino | Jan 16, 1995 (25) | 30.06.2024 | 10.00m € |
Left Winger | ||||
11 | Mohamed Salah | Jun 15, 1992 (27) | 30.06.2023 | 150,00 mil. € |
Right Winger | ||||
59 | Harry Wilson | Mar 22, 1997 (23) | 30.06.2023 | 17.50m € |
Right Winger | ||||
23 | Xherdan Shaqiri | Oct 10, 1991 (27) | 30.06.2023 | 25,00 mil. € |
Right Winger | ||||
9 | Roberto Firmino | Oct 2, 1991 (27) | 30.06.2023 | 80,00 mil. € |
Centre-Forward | ||||
27 | Divock Origi | Apr 18, 1995 (24) | 30.06.2024 | 20,00 mil. € |
Centre-Forward |
Top 5 Highest-Paid Liverpool Players
Who are the Highest-Paid Liverpool Players?
5. James Milner- Highest-Paid Liverpool Players
Are you scratching your head a bit? Yeah, I am too since Milner made this list but Sadio Mane apparently didn’t or Alisson Becker – the world’s second most expensive goalkeeper.
Well, it does make sense when you realise that Milner was signed from Manchester City and is also 33 years old. The Englishman has probably played in every outfield position for the Reds and is also a key member of the 2019/20 squad.
He deserves to bank a healthy paycheque like this one because it probably is going to be his last unless he moves to China like so many European veteran athletes.
4. Jordan Henderson – Highest-Paid Liverpool Players
Jordan Henderson has become Liverpool’s very own since he transferred from Sunderland in 2011. From Anfield, he got his break into the England national team and is now the club captain.
Even though he does not reek of world-class talent or consistent displays, he is still an instrumental part of this Liverpool side. There is a reason why Jurgen Klopp has handed Henderson the captain’s armband and continues to pick him in the starting XI on a nightly basis.
The 29-year-old’s effort and passion for his team cannot be doubted for one second. Players like him is what makes teams eventually get it over the line when chasing trophies – ones with character and a relentless attitude. He is in line to win this year’s PFA award for best player! He currently earns £7,280,000 a year and £140,000 weekly, becoming the third highest paid Liverpool player!
3. Roberto Firmino – Highest-Paid Liverpool Players
Roberto Firmino earns around €140,000-per-week and he can be offered improved terms if he becomes a target for any other European side. Real Madrid were thought to be interested last summer but they did not pursue the deal for long.
Firmino is a special grade of a player, one who brings the entire attack at Liverpool together. Even though he sports the number nine jersey, he hardly ever operates like one. The Brazilian is an elite dribbler who started his career as an attacking midfielder. Because of his creative abilities, Klopp allows him to drop deep as a false nine and formulate his team’s attacks.
Firmino is a huge threat for opposition defenders because his movements are so unpredictable. Sometimes he can be squeezing through two centre-halfs to head in a goal or he can be in midfield, launching a through ball to Salah. Real Madrid were thought to be interested in him last summer and he could go for €80m or even higher.
2. Virgil van Dijk – Highest-Paid Liverpool Players
Virgil van Dijk originally cost Liverpool £75m and is hailed as the world’s best defender. Up until the 3-1 win against Arsenal in September 2019, Virgil van Dijk went an incredible 17 months without being dribbled past by an opposition player. It was Nicolas Pepe, who caught the Dutchman on the turn and sped past him to break the record.
Now, that might be a silly statistic but it should give you a glimpse of just how good van Dijk truly is. The man has almost singlehandedly solidified Liverpool’s defence after signing for them in January 2018. He should be worth upwards of €100m easy.
At £9,360,000 a year, he ties with teammate Roberto Firmino as the second highest paid Liverpool player.
1. Mohamed Salah – Highest-Paid Liverpool Players
Salah is rightfully the most valued player at Liverpool after winning the Champions League for his team and leading his side’s scoring charts for two seasons in a row. The Egyptian international has also managed to rally an entire country behind the support of the Anfield outfit. At £10,400,000 a year and £200,000 a week, he is definitely the highest paid Liverpool player as of now!
Other than being one of the most consistent and lethal scorers in football, he has become a sporting icon across the planet. Salah’s name is now synonymous with goals and he could easily make his way into any other European outfit (except maybe Barcelona). That would mean he is priceless to Liverpool but for immediate reasons, we can say he is valued at €140m. He is unlikely to be sold and is in the top amongst the highest-paid Liverpool players.
See Also:
- Five best Liverpool players in the PL era
- Top 10 Liverpool most expensive departures ever
- Top 5 Most Valued Liverpool Players
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