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

From The Punch · () English

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  • Manchester City's Elliot Anderson and Arsenal's Bruno Guimaraes reportedly lead the Premier League's highest-paid new signings list at £250,000 per week.
  • Several other top clubs, including Liverpool, Tottenham, and Manchester United, also have players earning significant weekly wages among the new arrivals.
  • The figures are estimates, as clubs generally do not disclose full salary packages, and bonuses can affect total earnings.

Premier League clubs have significantly invested in new talent during the summer transfer window, with several high-profile signings securing lucrative wage packages. Manchester City's Elliot Anderson and Arsenal's Bruno Guimaraes reportedly top the list of highest-paid new arrivals, each earning an estimated £250,000 per week.

Anderson's reported earnings mark a substantial increase from his previous salary at Nottingham Forest. Guimaraes's reported weekly wage places him on par with Anderson at the summit of the highest earners list.

Other clubs are also making substantial commitments to their new signings. Liverpool defender Ronald Araujo is reported to be earning £205,000 weekly. Tottenham Hotspur features prominently with three players reportedly earning around £200,000 per week: Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, and Manchester United's Youri Tielemans. However, reports suggest Tonali's actual package might be higher, with SalaryLeaks estimating his weekly earnings at £275,000, contrasting with Capology's £200,000 figure.

Further down the list, Andy Robertson of Tottenham is reportedly earning £160,000 per week. Chelsea's Morgan Rogers and Tottenham's Marcos Senesi are listed at £150,000 per week, with Chelsea's Maxence Lacroix and Aston Villa's Joao Gomes also reported to earn the same weekly amount.

It is important to note that these figures are estimates. Premier League clubs typically do not disclose the full details of player contracts, and factors such as bonuses and other incentives can significantly alter a player's total earnings.

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