It’s perhaps the world’s worst-kept secret that Cristiano Ronaldo is Juventus’ highest earner.
The Portuguese star is the club’s biggest draw currently and is widely considered one of the best players in football.
Following Juve’s exit from the Champions League and the appointment of Andrea Pirlo as the club’s new manager, there’s been talk about a clearout at the club.
The effect of the coronavirus pandemic on the club has rendered the current wage structure unsustainable.
Reports indicate that the Turin club want to balance their books and have offered Ronaldo, whose €400,000-a-week wages take a huge chunk of their budget, to a host of clubs, including Barcelona.
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But by how much do his wages eclipse his Juventus teammates?
Ronaldo earns about €31 million a year at Juventus, which is €23 million more than the next highest earner, defender Matthijs de Ligt.
Striker, Gonzalo Higuain is third on the list.
Here’s the full list below:
Cristiano Ronaldo: €31 million
Matthijs de Ligt: €8 million
Gonzalo Higuain: €7.5 million
***Miralem Pjanic: €7.5 million (deal agreed to join Barcelona in September)
Paulo Dybala: €7.3 million
***Arthur Melo: €7 million (will join from Barcelona in September)
Aaron Ramsey: €7 million
Adrien Rabiot: €7 million
Leonardo Bonucci: €6.5 million
Wojciech Szczesny: €6.5 million
Douglas Costa: €6 million
Sami Khedira: €6 million
Juan Cuadrado: €5 million
Alex Sandro: €5 million
Federico Bernardeschi: €4 million
Danilo: €4 million
Giorgio Chiellini: €3.5 million
Blaise Matuidi: €3.5 million
Daniele Rugani: €3 million
Mattia Di Sciglio: €3 million
Rodrigo Bentancur: €2.5 million
Merih Demiral: €1.8 million
Gianluigi Buffon: €1.5 million
Carlo Pinsoglio: €0.3 million
