Wages of Every Player in Thomas Tuchel’s England Squad

The goal of England manager Thomas Tuchel is to win the 2026 World Cup, which will take place in North America. The German tactician has selected the best players for his first squad, though the unexpected inclusion of Jordan Henderson infuriated many England supporters.

Since the 2024–25 season began, every Englishman has been giving their all for their individual teams, and in football, money is everything. With the arrival of oil states and businesses, the beautiful game’s terrain is only growing more dominated by finance.
However, what is the salary of Tuchel’s first England team? We’ve examined their salary data from Capology, ranging from the youthful and inexperienced players like Tino Livramento and Myles Lewis-Skelly to the more seasoned selections like Kyle Walker and Declan Rice. This is the weekly take-home pay for every current England player.

Goalkeepers
Three of the four goalkeepers make at least £100,000 a week.

According to Capology, England’s four goalkeepers, or at least 75% of the German team’s four-man roster, are making a good living at the club level. Jordan Pickford, the highest earning, takes home a respectable £125,000 every week.

Pickford will probably be Tuchel’s top pick in the near future, but Southampton’s Aaron Ramsdale, whose play has caught West Ham United’s attention, will be a tough rival. His weekly salary on the south coast is £120,000.

In other news, Crystal Palace’s number one goalie, Dean Henderson, who was once a glove-bearer for Manchester United, earns £100,000 a week in south London. Henderson is considered one of the best English goalkeepers in world football.

The only goalie making less than £100,000 a week is Burnley’s James Trafford, who has been playing brilliantly lately. Even if he has kept a few clean sheets for the second division team this season, his weekly salary is a pitiful £25,000.

Goalkeepers’ Pay

Name

Club

Salary

Pickford, Jordan

Everton

£125,000

Ramsdale, Aaron

Southampton

£120,000

Henderson, Dean

The Crystal Palace

£100,000

Trafford, James

Burnley

Twenty-five thousand pounds

Lewis-Skelly, a young player for the Defenders, is the Three Lions’ lowest paid player.

Myles Lewis-Skelly of Arsenal and Dan Burn of Newcastle United have both been called up to senior international competition for the first time. While the latter receives a substantial £55,000 each week, the former just makes £4,000.

The future of the aforementioned Walker in England was previously uncertain. Tuchel included him because of his experience and global connections, and he currently makes £75,086 a week on loan at AC Milan. In other news, Jarell Quansah of Liverpool makes £30,000 a week.
Marc Guehi of Crystal Palace, who is regarded as one of the Premier League’s top centre backs at the moment, is England’s most seasoned choice at the centre of defence due to the injuries to John Stones and Harry Maguire. The Euro 2024 star’s weekly salary is £50,000.

From a defensive perspective, Chelsea’s Reece James and Levi Colwill are the most paid players in England. Despite his injuries, the former earns a substantial £250,000 each week, while the latter, 22, makes £100,000 each week.

Defenders: Compensation

Name

Club

Salary

James Reece

Chelsea

£250,000

Colwill, Levi

Chelsea

£100,000

Walker, Kyle

Manchester City (at AC Milan on loan)

75,086

Konsa Ezri

Villa Aston

£75,000.

Burn, Dan

Newcastle United

£55,000

Livramento Tino

Newcastle United

£50,000

Guehi Marc

The Crystal Palace

£50,000

Quansah Jarell

Liverpool

£30,000

Lewis-Skelly, Myles

The Arsenal

£4,000

Rice and Bellingham, two midfielders, receive extremely high salaries.

Jude Bellingham of Real Madrid and Declan Rice, the lynchpin for Arsenal, are unassailable targets for former Chelsea and Bayern Munich manager Tuchel going ahead. The skilled duo, who receive weekly salaries of £337,808 and £240,000, have established a strong working relationship in the England engine room.

Bellingham, the Los Blancos star, is the highest paid midfield player in England and has established himself as a Three Lions mainstay over the years. The aforementioned pair is closely followed by Cole Palmer, who is regarded as one of the greatest penalty takers in world football.

The 22-year-old playmaker from Manchester makes £130,000 on the Stamford Bridge books, while Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze, who will be desperate to secure a consistent position under Tuchel, makes a total of £100,000 per week in south London.

Morgan Gibbs-White, the talisman for Nottingham Forest, was called up late, but it doesn’t make him any less deserving because he has led the Garibaldi in their quest for Champions League football. His weekly salary of £80,000 is little under £5,000 more than that of Henderson, the struggling midfielder for Ajax.

Curtis Jones, who makes a pitiful £15,000 a week, is a bit out of Arne Slot’s plans at Liverpool. Nonetheless, the Scouser is eager to start on the global scene. The same is true of Morgan Rogers, who is tall but graceful and earns £75,000 a week.

Wages for midfielders

Name

Club

Salary

Bellingham, Jude

Real Madrid

£337,808

Rice, Declan

The Arsenal

£240,000

Palmer, Cole

Real Madrid

£130,000

Eze Eberechi

The Crystal Palace

£100,000

White, Morgan Gibbs

Forest of Nottingham

£80,000

Henderson, Jordan

Ajax

75,897

Morgan Rogers

Villa Aston

£75,000.

Jones, Curtis

Liverpool

£15,000

Rashford and Kane are two of England’s top-earning attackers.