Here is the list of players who earn the least in the English Premier League and the lowest salary in 2023-2024
The English Premier League is one of the most well-known, lucrative, and competitive football leagues in the world. It also has some of the largest clubs in the world in terms of riches and history.
Lowest paid players in the Premier League in the 2023-2024 season and salary list
Football teams continue to part with sums of money so tantalising as to entice their finest players to long-term contracts, as the game grows ever more profitable.
It’s a very profitable commodity thanks to big TV deals, off-field media rights, and fierce, competitive play on the pitch. Although clubs in Saudi Arabia are a danger to the established financial system, the Premier League is still the premier choice for elite players.
Pay packages in the English Premier League have exploded in recent years due to the growing wealth of the players, with the highest earner receiving a base salary of almost half a million pounds every week.
However, this time, won’t talk about the players who earn the most but the ones with the least salary. For a week’s work, these football players receive the lowest possible pay in a system that typically pays well every week, and two of the players from Luton Town make up the top 10 list.
A few names on the list might be familiar to you, such as Loris Karius, the former goalkeeper for Liverpool. September 2022 saw the 30-year-old go to Newcastle United, the club whose total gross salary is around £84,500,000, or £1,625,000 per week. He is best known for his disastrous night in the 2018 Champions League final against Real Madrid. Here is the full top 10 list, have a look:
- Max Lowe (Sheffield United): ₤10,000 per week
- Thomas Doyle (Wolves (on loan from Man City): ₤10,000 per week
- George Baldock (Sheffield United): ₤10,000 per week
- Loris Karius (Newcastle United): ₤10,000 per week
- Kortney Hause (Aston Villa): ₤8,077 per week
- Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu (Luton Town): ₤7,500 per week
- James Shea (Luton Town): ₤7,500 per week
- Jordan Clark (Luton Town): ₤5,000 per week
- Rhys Norrington-Davies (Sheffield United): ₤4,000 per week
- Alex Mighten (Kortrijk (on loan from Nottingham Forest): ₤3,462 per week