Jordan Henderson has reportedly become England’s highest paid player ever after sealing a move from Liverpool to Al Ettifaq.
After 12 trophy-laden years at Anfield, it was confirmed on Thursday that Henderson has finalised a move from Liverpool to Saudi Professional League side Al Ettifaq.
It has been reported that Henderson will earn a whopping £700,000 per week during his stay with Steven Gerrard’s side.
The former Liverpool captain is set to make an eye-water £36 million a year, which will equate to £108 million for the duration of his three-year deal.
In addition, the 33-year-old goes straight to the top as the highest earning England player, in addition, he has now also become England's highest earning player ever.
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According to The Sun, Henderson is followed by Manchester United duo Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho, who takes home £375,000 and £350,000 per week respectively.
Three Lions captain Harry Kane is only the 12th highest paid England player as he reportedly earns £200,000 per week at Tottenham Hotspur.
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Here is the full list below.
Jordan Henderson - Al-Ettifaq - £700,000
Marcus Rashford - Man Utd - £375,00
Jadon Sancho - Man Utd - £350,00
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Raheem Sterling - Chelsea - £325,00
Jack Grealish - Man City - £300,000
Mason Mount - Man Utd - £250,000
Declan Rice - Arsenal - £250,000
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John Stones - Man City - £250,000
Reece James - Chelsea - £250,000
Phil Foden - Man City - £250,000
Jude Bellingham - Real Madrid - £220,000
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Harry Kane - Tottenham - £200,000
Bukayo Saka - Arsenal - £195,000
Harry Maguire - Man Utd - £190,000
Ben Chilwell - Chelsea - £190,000
Trent Alexander-Arnold - Liverpool - £180,000
Kyle Walker - Man City - £175,000
Kalvin Phillips - Man City - £150,000
After joining Al Ettifaq, Henderson wrote on social media: “Delighted to announce I’ve signed for @ettifaq. New challenge ahead, can’t wait to get going. Welcome to Saudi Arabia.”
Topics: Jordan Henderson, England, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Pro League, Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho
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