The Premier League's Top Three Earners In Every Position Revealed

The Premier League's highest earners in each position have been revealed and its Manchester United stars that dominate the rankings.

Of the nine positions listed by Spotrac, a United player features eight times with the only position missing a Red Devils representative being right wing.

It's a stark reminder to United fans that their team is massively underwhelming when comparing money spent to league position.

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Check out the full rankings below.

Goalkeeper

1. David De Gea - £375,000 per week

2. Kepa Arrizabalaga - £150,000 per week

3. Kasper Schmeichel - £130,000 per week

Left-Back

1. Luke Shaw - £120,000 per week

2. Sead Kolasinac - £100,000 per week

3. Marcos Alonso - £100,000 per week

Centre-Back

1. Virgil Van Dijk - £165,000 per week

2. Harry Maguire - £162,775 per week

3. David Luiz - £125,673 per week

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Right-Back

1. Ashley Young - £120,000 per week

2. Hector Bellerin - £110,000 per week

3. Kyle Walker - £100,000 per week

Central Midfield

1. Kevin de Bruyne - £320,833 per week

2. Paul Pogba - £290,000 per week

3. Tanguy Ndombele - £200,000 per week

Central Attacking Midfield

1. Mesut Ozil - £268,750 per week

2. David Silva - £160,000 per week

3. Juan Mata - £160,000 per week

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Left-Wing

1. Marcus Rashford - £200,000 per week

2. Heung-min Son - £140,000 per week

3. Wilfried Zaha - £130,000 per week

Right-Wing

1. Raheem Sterling - £300,000 per week

2. Mohamed Salah - £200,000 per week

3. Bernardo Silva - £150,000 per week

Striker

1. Anthony Martial - £250,000 per week

2. Sergio Aguero - £230,135 per week

3. Harry Kane - £200,000 per week

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It comes as no shock that Kevin De Bruyne is the highest earner in the league.

The Manchester City midfielder has recorded 7 goals as well as a staggering 14 assists in the Premier League this season.

He's managed to get back to his best after injury ravaged the entirety of last season.

The Belgian's assist record has got many wondering how he'll fare for his national side at the Euros this summer.

International teammate Romelu Lukaku took to Twitter last night following De Bruyne's assist for Gabriel Jesus yesterday.

De Bruyne cheekily responded to the Inter Milan striker saying 'get ready for the summer'.

Who do you think should be the Premier League's highest paid player?

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Topics: Manchester City, Manchester United, Premier League, Marcus Rashford

Daniel Marland

Daniel is a freelancer journalist for SPORTbible and covers a variety of sports. He also has past experience of working at Manchester United and once locked eyes with Jose Mourinho. He lived to tell the tale.

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