Here is the list of the players wages at the Saudi Arabian football club Al Shabab FC, yearly and monthly wages and more
A professional football team from Saudi Arabia, known as Al-Shabab Football Club or The Youth Football Club in English, is situated in Riyadh. It was established in 1947 and formerly known as Shabab Al Riyadh, which translates to “Riyadhi Youth,” but it was renamed Al Shabab in 1967.
Al Shabab was the first football team in Riyadh.The club was established in 1947, but there had been numerous disputes with its large membership before that. Abdulrahman Bin Saeed served as the club’s first president. Five years later, in Riyadh, Al Shabab defeated Sakit Al Hadeed (Railway Club) to win its maiden tournament.
Al Shabab FC Saudi Pro League players, team squad and salary
There are 28 players on the home list of Al-Shabab Football Club. Ever Banega, who makes £176,000 a week, is the team member who earns the most money.
The Saudi Professional Competition, Saudi Arabia’s top professional football league, is where Al-Shabab Football Club competes.
What is the Al Shabab team’s total wage bill?
The team’s total wage bill yearly is £28,875,600 and £555,300 monthly.
Al Shabab team’s active player’s wage list, yearly and weekly
| Player Name | Weekly Wage | Yearly Salary | Age | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Éver Banega | £176,000 | £9,152,000 | 32 | DM, M/AM | Argentina |
| Odion Ighalo | £49,000 | £2,548,000 | 31 | ST | Nigeria |
| Alfred N’Diaye | £23,000 | £1,196,000 | 30 | DM, M | Senegal |
| Cristian Guanca | £19,000 | £988,000 | 27 | M, AM | Argentina |
| Arthur Caike | £19,000 | £988,000 | 28 | AM, ST | Brazil |
| Igor Lichnovsky | £17,000 | £884,000 | 26 | D | Chile |
| Abdullah Al-Shamekh | £17,000 | £884,000 | 27 | D | Saudi Arabia |
| Abdulmalik Al-Khaibari | £17,000 | £884,000 | 34 | DM | Saudi Arabia |
| Nawaf Al-Abed | £16,000 | £832,000 | 30 | AM | Saudi Arabia |
| Hassan Al-Tambakti | £16,000 | £832,000 | 21 | D | Saudi Arabia |
| Sebá | £15,000 | £780,000 | 28 | M/AM | Brazil |
| Ahmed Sharahili | £15,000 | £780,000 | 26 | D | Saudi Arabia |
| Abdullah Al-Zoari | £15,000 | £780,000 | 32 | D | Saudi Arabia |
| Khaled Al-Ghamdi | £14,000 | £728,000 | 32 | D/WB | Saudi Arabia |
| Ammar Al-Najjar | £14,000 | £728,000 | 23 | M, AM | Saudi Arabia |
| Jamal Bajandouh | £13,000 | £676,000 | 27 | DM, M | Saudi Arabia |
| Mohammed Salem | £12,000 | £624,000 | 34 | D | Saudi Arabia |
| Turki Al-Ammar | £11,000 | £572,000 | 20 | M/AM | Saudi Arabia |
| Khaled Al-Dubaish | £9,000 | £468,000 | 21 | D | Saudi Arabia |
| Nasser Al-Omran | £8,900 | £462,800 | 23 | M | Saudi Arabia |
| Fawaz Khrees | £8,300 | £431,600 | 24 | D/WB/AM | Saudi Arabia |
| Hussain Al-Qahtani | £8,200 | £426,400 | 25 | DM, M | Saudi Arabia |
| Zaid Al-Bawardi | £8,000 | £416,000 | 23 | GK | Saudi Arabia |
| Mohammed Al-Qarni | £7,900 | £410,800 | 30 | DM | Saudi Arabia |
| Mohammad Al-Khaibari | £7,900 | £410,800 | 18 | D | Saudi Arabia |
| Mazrouq Al-Dossary | £6,900 | £358,800 | 18 | AM | Saudi Arabia |
| Fábio Martins | £6,300 | £327,600 | 27 | AM | Portugal |
| Marwan Al-Haidari | £5,900 | £306,800 | 24 | GK | Saudi Arabia |
Who earns the most at Al Shabab?
At Al-Shabab Football Club, Éver Banega earns the most money, earning £176,000 a week.
What is Al Shabab’s yearly wage bill in 2023?
The annual overall salary expense for Al-Shabab Football Club is £28,875,600.
What is Al Shabab’s monthly wage bill in 2023?
The weekly average wage cost for Al-Shabab Football Club is £555,300.
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