FULL LIST: Top 10 EPL’s highest-paid new signings – Reports

Premier League clubs have continued to spend heavily on new signings during the summer transfer window, with many players securing substantial wage packages. According to data from Capology and SalaryLeaks, Manchester City's Elliot Anderson is among the highest-paid new arrivals, with a reported salary of £250,000 per week. Anderson's earnings represent a significant jump from his previous £40,000-a-week salary at Nottingham Forest.

Arsenal midfielder Bruno Guimaraes is also earning £250,000 per week, placing him at the top of the list alongside Anderson. Liverpool defender Ronald Araujo follows with a reported £205,000 weekly salary, while Tottenham has three players among the highest earners. Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes are reportedly earning around £200,000 per week at Tottenham, though the latter's package could be higher, with SalaryLeaks estimating £275,000 per week.

Andy Robertson, who joined Tottenham, is reportedly earning £160,000 per week. Chelsea's Morgan Rogers is listed at £150,000 per week by Capology, while SalaryLeaks puts his salary at £175,000. Marcos Senesi, another player who joined Tottenham, is also on £150,000 per week. Maxence Lacroix of Chelsea and Joao Gomes of Aston Villa complete the list, both reportedly earning £150,000 weekly.

The top 10 highest-paid new signings in the EPL are as follows: Manchester City's Elliot Anderson (£250,000 per week), Arsenal's Bruno Guimaraes (£250,000 per week), Liverpool's Ronald Araujo (£205,000 per week), Tottenham's Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes (£200,000 per week each), Manchester United's Youri Tielemans (£200,000 per week), Tottenham's Andy Robertson (£160,000 per week), Chelsea's Morgan Rogers (£150,000 per week), Marcos Senesi (£150,000 per week), Maxence Lacroix (£150,000 per week), and Joao Gomes (£150,000 per week).

The figures are estimates, as Premier League clubs generally do not publicly disclose players' full salary packages, and bonuses and other incentives can significantly impact total earnings.