Every FC Barcelona Player’s Wage [2025]

Under Hansi Flick, Barcelona have turned a corner and have returned to the level of form and dominance they’ve more often than not shown over the years. They’ve brought some very talented youngsters through the ranks over the years, but they’ve also paid over the odds for some of the biggest stars in the sport.

Under Flick, they have a healthy balance of both parties. The likes of Lamine Yamal and Gavi came through the academy, while they’ve brought proven superstars such as Robert Lewandowski to Camp Nou too. After regaining the La Liga title, here’s how much every player in the senior squad is taking him every week.

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Goalkeepers

Marc-Andre ter Stegen earns far more than any other goalkeeper

It’s no surprise that Marc-Andre ter Stegen is comfortably earning far more than any other shot-stopper in the squad right now, taking home over €120,000 on a weekly basis. When he’s healthy, there’s no doubt that he will be the man trusted to stand between the sticks and he’s one of the best keepers in the world.

Barca also have a couple of solid options in Inaki Pena and Wojciech Szczesny. The former is the second-highest earning goalkeeper at Camp Nou, on just over €60,000, but the latter isn’t too far behind on €57,692-a-week. The former Arsenal man came out of retirement to sign with Barcelona and he’s earning a nice weekly wage for doing so. The final keeper in the squad is Ander Astralaga and at 21 years old, the Spaniard is very low in the pecking order and his wage of €3,846-per-week is a reflection of that.

Defenders

Five defenders earn over €100,000-a-week

Moving into defence, there’s one man making a significant amount more than anyone else and that’s Jules Kounde. Signed from Sevilla in 2022, he became one of the most expensive centre-backs in history. He has been ever-present for Barcelona this season and is earning over €250,000-a-week for his troubles.

Ronaldo Araujo is the second highest-paid defender at Camp Nou following the new contract he signed in January 2025. His form has seen him rewarded with a new salary of €240,385-a-week. Inigo Martinez is third, taking home €174,321 on a weekly basis. He’s been a key figure for the side and was rewarded with a new contract in March.

The same can’t be said for Andreas Christensen, whose weekly salary of €173,077 makes him the third highest-paid defender in the team. The former Chelsea man missed the vast majority of the season through injury. Eric Garcia is also earning more than €100,000-a-week.

Pau Cubarsi signed a new deal recently and was handed €76,923-a-week. Aleandro Balde is making just over €30,000 every week, while Hector Fort and Gerard Martin are the lowest-paid defenders at Camp Nou. They are still making a substantial amount on a weekly basis, however, taking home €16,154 and €8,077 respectively.

Midfielders

Frenkie de Jong earns over €350,000-a-week

Frenkie de Jong has had his fair share of critics since he joined Barca in 2019. It’s easy to see why when you consider the fact he’s earning €365,385 every single week. He’s on over €100,000 more than Pedri (€240,385) in second place. Gavi (€180,385) is the last midfielder on over €100,000 in the side.

Three players brought through the Barcelona academy round out the midfield group. Fermin Lopez, Marc Casado and Pablo Torre all came through the ranks at Camp Nou and each signed a new contract in 2024 to keep them with the team for the foreseeable future. The trio are earning €76,923, €10,000 and €6,154 on a weekly basis respectively.

Forwards

Robert Lewandowski is the club’s highest earner

Under Flick, Barcelona have transformed into one of the most exciting attacking teams in the world and they’ve got a very impressive batch of forwards at their disposal. Robert Lewandowski is aging like a fine wine. At 36 years old, he continues to score goals on a regular basis and, while his weekly salary of €640,962 is still a little absurd, at least he’s doing his bit on the pitch.

Lamine Yamal has been one of the biggest success stories to come out of Barcelona’s academy since Lionel Messi. The teenage sensation is one of the favourites to win the 2025 Ballon d’Or despite being just 17 years old. He was recently rewarded with a new six-year contract worth a cool €307,692-a-week. His partner in crime, Raphinha, was also rewaded with a new deal after an incredible season. The Brazilian earns €280,385 every seven days.

Ansu Fati was once the most promising young player at Camp Nou, but things haven’t quite gone to plan since. Still, he’s currently on €268,269-a-week, a huge total for a player who struggles for minutes.

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Dani Olmo and Ferran Torres are the last forwads in the side making six figures every seven days, earning is making close to €240,385-a-week and €192,308-a-week respectively. Pau Victor and Pablo Torre round out the squad, with the pair earning €7,308-a-week and €4,038-a-week respectively.

All statistics courtesy of Capology and Transfermarkt and accurate as of 28/05/2025