Premier League starting lineup with highest salaries revealed.
The highest-paid XI in the Premier League has been made public. Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland of Manchester City are in the lead.
For instance, Haaland would be worth very much whatever City was giving him each week. In addition, he just mentioned scoring his 49th goal of the year.
However, after his errors in Manchester United’s recent loss to Sevilla, some have questioned why David de Gea is the highest-paid goalkeeper in the world.
The former Atletico Madrid star may soon lose his position atop the salaries rankings if he decides to stay at Old Trafford after the current season.
De Bruyne
However, as of right now, according to Spotrac, he is among the top five earners in the league, along with Haaland and De Bruyne.
Which of the players have earned their money is undoubtedly a mixed bag. De Bruyne, who was recently awarded the greatest Premier League midfielder ever, is unquestionably in favor of making money.
There is no denying that United’s Casemiro and Liverpool’s forward Salah have accomplished enough to earn a spot on the list.
Along with the rest of the Blues team, Reece James has struggled with his form this year, but in the past, he has excelled.
Varane is also priceless when healthy, but Erik ten Hag undoubtedly wishes he were available more frequently.
Kalidou Koulibaly
The rest, however, raises some serious doubts because Kalidou Koulibaly has not lived up to expectations since moving to England from Napoli last summer.
Ivan Perisic is also not necessarily Tottenham Hotspur’s biggest issue. He was a part of the defense, though, that allowed five goals in 21 minutes to Newcastle United last week.
Even though Enzo Fernandez was the most expensive acquisition in British football history, he hasn’t exactly been awful. Not exactly living up to that type of money is the World Cup winner.
Jadon Sancho, last but not least, has made appearances for United. He hasn’t, however, lived up to his Dortmund performance, transfer value, or pay at Old Trafford.
