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FULL LIST: 10 players with biggest wage increases after transfers – Reports

Discover the top 10 footballers who received the biggest wage increases after their recent transfers, with some salaries more than tripling. See the full l Read More: https://punchng.com/full-list-10-players-with-biggest-wage-increases-after-transfers-reports/

FULL LIST: 10 players with biggest wage increases after transfers – Reports

Here are the top 10 footballers who reportedly received the biggest wage increases after transfers during the summer window, according to Planet Football:

1. Ollie Watkins moved from Aston Villa to Al Hilal in Saudi Arabia. His weekly wage increased from £130,000 to £410,618, a jump of £280,618 per week.

2. Rodri left Manchester City for Barcelona. His weekly salary rose from £220,000 to £444,782, an increase of £224,782 per week.

3. Elliot Anderson transferred from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City. His weekly earnings grew from £40,000 to £250,000, a significant rise of £210,000 per week.

4. Crysencio Summerville joined Al Hilal from West Ham. His weekly wage increased from £45,000 to £234,709, a jump of £189,709 per week.

5. Enzo Fernandez moved from Chelsea to Manchester City. His weekly salary increased from £180,000 to £350,000, a raise of £170,000 per week.

6. Gabriel Martinelli is reported to earn £330,646 per week after moving from Arsenal to Al Hilal, an increase of £150,646 per week.

7. Marco Palestra transferred from Atalanta to Chelsea. His weekly earnings jumped from £4,599 to £150,000, nearly a 3,300% increase.

8. Mateus Fernandes moved from Southampton to West Ham. His weekly wage rose from £20,000 to £60,000, an increase of £140,000 per week.

9. Francisco Trincao transferred from Sporting CP to Al Ahli in Saudi Arabia. His weekly salary increased from £64,056 to £201,039, a significant rise of £136,983 per week.

10. Bradley Barcola moved from Paris Saint-Germain to Liverpool. His weekly earnings increased from £119,408 to £250,000, a substantial jump of £130,592 per week.

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