Complete breakdown of every Liverpool player’s wages for the 2025 season

Liverpool Player Salaries in 2025

Over the last ten years, Liverpool have stacked up almost every major trophy available. A sixth Champions League crown and their first Premier League title in three decades were already remarkable, but what made the Klopp era extraordinary was how those triumphs were achieved with a fraction of the spending power their rivals enjoyed. That smart financial approach has only enhanced the club’s success story.

Under Fenway Sports Group, the Reds have been praised for their measured, sustainable business model. While other European giants are still recovering from reckless transfer decisions and even facing Financial Fair Play issues like Chelsea and Manchester City, Liverpool have largely stayed clear of such pitfalls.

That doesn’t mean they’re without challenges. Long-term loyalty to key players has left the club with a hefty wage bill, with a dozen stars earning over £100,000 per week. Using figures from Capology, here’s a breakdown of how much each Liverpool player currently takes home.

Goalkeepers

Alisson, regarded among the world’s elite goalkeepers, pockets £150,000 a week — well below the likes of Manuel Neuer (£339,000). His influence on Liverpool is priceless, though the club’s goalkeeping unit remains one of the best examples of their wage discipline.

Following Caoimhin Kelleher’s exit, Giorgi Mamardashvili now acts as the main deputy, while Freddie Woodman and youngster Armin Pecsi round out the group.

Liverpool Goalkeeper Salaries (2025):

Alisson – £150,000 (contract until 2027)

Giorgi Mamardashvili – £85,000 (contract until 2031)

Freddie Woodman – TBC (2026)

Armin Pecsi – TBC (2030)

Defenders

This summer brought a seismic change with Trent Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid, removing his £180,000-a-week wage from the books. His replacement, Jeremie Frimpong, earns £100,000 weekly.

Virgil van Dijk is now Liverpool’s highest-paid defender on £350,000, followed by Andrew Robertson (£160,000). Ibrahima Konaté, Joe Gomez, and Conor Bradley are all on solid salaries, while prospects like Giovanni Leoni and Calvin Ramsay earn more modest sums.

Liverpool Defender Salaries (2025):

Virgil van Dijk – £350,000 (2027)

Andrew Robertson – £160,000 (2026)

Jeremie Frimpong – £100,000 (2030)

Joe Gomez – £85,000 (2027)

Conor Bradley – £75,000 (2029)

Ibrahima Konaté – £70,000 (2026)

Milos Kerkez – £60,000 (2030)

Giovanni Leoni – £30,000 (2031)

Calvin Ramsay – £15,000 (2027)

Rhys Williams – £10,000 (TBC)

Midfielders

Liverpool’s midfield has undergone a major rebuild in recent years, with stalwarts like Milner, Fabinho, and Henderson departing. In their place, stars such as Alexis Mac Allister, Ryan Gravenberch, Dominik Szoboszlai, and captain-in-waiting Florian Wirtz have arrived.

Wirtz leads the midfield wage chart at £195,000 per week, while Mac Allister and Gravenberch both sit on £150,000. Szoboszlai earns £120,000, with others like Harvey Elliott, Stefan Bajcetic, and Curtis Jones making far less as developing players.

Liverpool Midfielder Salaries (2025):

Florian Wirtz – £195,000 (2030)

Alexis Mac Allister – £150,000 (2028)

Ryan Gravenberch – £150,000 (2028)

Dominik Szoboszlai – £120,000 (2028)

Wataru Endo – £50,000 (2027)

Harvey Elliott – £40,000 (2027)

Stefan Bajcetic – £40,000 (2027)

Curtis Jones – £15,000 (2027)

Forwards

Unsurprisingly, Mohamed Salah remains the club’s top earner, banking £400,000 weekly. Despite lucrative Saudi interest, Liverpool’s willingness to pay him elite wages secured his commitment.

New signings have also lifted the wage bill. Alexander Isak, reportedly on £250,000, is set to become one of the club’s best-paid players. Hugo Ekitike (£200,000) and Federico Chiesa (£150,000) also rank highly, with Cody Gakpo matching Chiesa’s figure. Rising star Rio Ngumoha earns just £1,200 weekly as a scholar, awaiting his first pro contract.

Liverpool Forward Salaries (2025):

Mohamed Salah – £400,000 (2027)

Alexander Isak – £250,000 (TBC)

Hugo Ekitike – £200,000 (2031)

Federico Chiesa – £150,000 (2028)

Cody Gakpo – £150,000 (2030)

Rio Ngumoha – £1,200 (TBC)