The Worlds Top 20 Soccer Earners

As the most popular sport in the world and worth billions in revenue, it’s little surprise that soccer players are among the highest paid sportsmen in the world. Just how much do the worlds top soccer players earn? Look below to find out!

Lionel Messi

  • Club: Barcelona
  • Country: Argentina
  • Annual salary: $110 million

Not only the highest paid soccer player in the world, Barcelona start Lionel Messi is also the second highest earning athlete in the world! Widely regarded as the best soccer player on the planet, the Argentine forward makes around $84 million from salary while earning a further $27 million in endorsements according to Find Betting Sites, totalling an eye-watering $111 million annual salary.

Christiano Ronaldo

  • Club: Juventus
  • Country: Portugal
  • Annual salary: $107 million

Christiano Ronaldo is always in the same conversation as Lionel Messi for the greatest footballer of their generation, but while that debate remains contested the Juventus player doesn’t quite earn as much. That said, his $107 million annual salary certainly isn’t that bad!

Neymar Jr.

  • Club: Paris Saint-Germain
  • Country: Brazil
  • Annual salary: $89 million

After making an astonishing move to PSG from Barcelona, Brazilian Neymar Jr. became the third highest paid soccer player in the world, netting a cool $89 million each year.

Gareth Bale

  • Club: Real Madrid
  • Country: Wales
  • Annual salary: $34 million

With $28.6 million in annual wages from Real Madrid and a further $6 million in endorsements, Wales international Gareth Bale is currently the 4th highest paid player in the world.

Alexis Sanchez

  • Club: Manchester United
  • Country: Chile
  • Annual Salary: $30 million

Alexis Sanchez transferred to Manchester United from Arsenal for a modest fee, but his annual salary of $30 million is anything but. This makes him the highest paid player in the England.

Paul Pogba

  • Club: Manchester United
  • Country: France
  • Annual salary: $29 million

Paul Pogba was the highest earner at Manchester United before the arrival of Sanchez, yet he still earns a whopping $29 million each year, most of which is from his salary.

Oscar

  • Club: Shanghai SIPG
  • Country: Brazil
  • Annual salary: $27 million

Many were surprised to see Oscar move from Chelsea and the English Premier League to Shanghai SIPG in China, but the fact he now earns $27 million annually makes the move that bit more understandable.

Luis Saurez

  • Club: Barcelona
  • Country: Uruguay
  • Annual salary: $26 million

Barcelona forward Luiz Suarez made the move to Barcelona from Liverpool in 2014, resulting in an impressive $26 million per year contract.

Mesut Ozil

  • Club: Arsenal
  • Country: Germany
  • Annual Salary: $24.4 million

A new contract from Germany international Mesut Ozil has made him one of the highest earners in the Premier League, making over $400,000 per week.

Sergio Aguero

  • Club: Manchester City
  • Country: Argentina
  • Annual salary: $23 million

Sergio Aguero has scored an astonishing 222 (and counting) goals for Manchester City, which is why his yearly income of $23 million seems like money well spent.

That makes up the top ten soccer earners – check below for what the next top ten earners make!

Angel Di Maria

  • Club: Paris Saint-Germain
  • Country: Argentina
  • Annual salary: $22 million

Kylian Mbappe

  • Club: Paris Saint-Germain
  • Country: France
  • Annual salary: $22.4 million

Thiago Silva

  • Club: Paris Saint-Germain
  • Country
  • Annual salary $22.3 million

James Rodriguez

  • Club: Bayern Munich
  • Country: Colombia
  • Annual salary: $22 million

Graziano Pelle

  • Club: Shandong Luneng
  • Country: Italy
  • Annual salary: $22 million

Hulk

  • Club: Shanghai SIPG
  • Country: Brazil
  • Annual salary: $21 million

Zlatan Ibrahimović

  • Club: LA Galaxy
  • Country: Sweden
  • Annual salary: $20.9 million

Gerard Pique

  • Club: Barcelona
  • Country: Spain
  • Annual salary: $20.7

Antoine Griezmann

  • Club: Atletico Madrid
  • Country: France
  • Annual salary: $19.6 million

Edison Cavani

  • Club: Paris Saint-Germain
  • Country: Uruguay
  • Annual salary: $19.4 million

FIFA made an unappealable verdict in a dispute between football teams of Israel and Palestine

FIFA, the main world football organization, delivered a verdict in the dispute, where the interests of the football associations of Israel and Palestine were considered.

The final decision on the adoption of penalties against the Palestinian team was published on the official website of the International Football Federation.

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The main reason for the sports conflict was the statement of the Palestinians about the Israelis, who supposedly narrow the scope of their organization. The outcome of the dispute had to be soon resolved at the highest level. The Palestinians said that Israel restricts the travel of their players, which primarily affects the Palestinian teams performance. The Palestinian seek Israeli teams suspension from FIFA.

The chairperson of the Israeli Football Association, Ofer Eini, has explained to the public that the Palestinian ultimatum has visible political overtones.

The co-founders of the Israeli Jewish Congress contribute to strengthen national football support

The Israeli Jewish Congress supported the Israel Football Association when a hail of accusations rained down on it. The Congress members called on the International Football Federation leaders to fairly resolve the dispute and give a red card to the Palestinians for their hostile remarks.

Mikhail Peleg, one of the co-founders and permanent participants of the Israeli Jewish Congress, said, “In the modern sports arena, in particular in football, there is no place for such terrible notions as racism, hatred and discrimination.”

After receiving the necessary information about the football conflict from both sides and comparing the facts, the FIFA Council found that they would not make biased political decisions and rejected Palestine’s attempts to ban Israel from competing on the world football arenas.

The resolution posted on the FIFA official website says, “Football is the greatest competition that can inspire millions of people. This game should be accessible to all. We will not stand aside if there are signs of discrimination on any issue directly related to football and football teams. We believe that any inhabitant of our planet, if he has a desire, can play this game and no one can forbid it to him”.

Before the International Football Federation issued the verdict, the head of the Israeli Jewish Congress,Vladimir Sloutsker, wrote to the FIFA President, Gianni Infantino, and the Chairman of the Israel Palestine Monitoring Committee, Tokyo Sexwale.

In his address, Mr. Slutsker cited unappealable arguments for resolving the dispute, “Any football game is not possible without two teams. This wonderful game should induce reconciliation, mutual respect and tolerance. There is absolutely no place for hatred and intolerance.”

Today, the Israeli Jewish Congress has established a process of active cooperation with European and world Jewish communities. Many users of the most popular social networks, such as Facebook, Instagram and Vk.com, carried out actions aimed at protecting and expressing support for Israel in the conflict against its football association. The founders of the Israeli Jewish Congress insist that sports conflicts should be resolved exclusively by peaceful means.

The official statement of FIFA revealed factors that influenced showing the red card to the Palestinians.

“Taking into account the fact that the territory status in the Western Jordan causes great concern among the competent international law representatives, the FIFA Council members remain politically neutral to the current issue. We consider the case of sanctions against the Palestinian Football Association fully examined and resolved and we also ask the world football community to respectfully accept our verdict,” the organization’s report says.

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Meet The football Players With Most Champions

Meet The football Players With Most Champions

In the history of football there have been fortunate players who have won this competition at least once, there have been more fortunate ones who have won 2-3 times, but also champions who have not managed to touch the coveted trophy.

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In the following gallery we will not deal with any of the aforementioned, but only those players who have won the most time Champions League trophies.

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Champions, UEFA opens the 'Bag', increases the benefits of participating clubs

Champions, UEFA opens the “Bag”, increases the benefits of participating clubs

The Champions League resumes today with another financial standard for participating clubs.

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Every club that is already part of Europe’s largest club activity benefits € 15.25 million, while this figure is also boosted by group performance.

Each win has a bonus of 2.7 million euros and 900,000 for the draw. Clubs that will receive all the wins will reach the figure of 16.2 million euros only at this stage.

With regard to the elimination phase, in each of the eight, each team will receive 9.5m euros, for the quarterfinals 10.5, for the semifinals 12, qualifying for the final 15m and for the final win of 4m euros.

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Revolution From FIFA A limit of 8 loans in a season

Revolution From FIFA: A limit of 8 loans in a season

FIFA is thinking of a drastic change in the players’ market. German media reported that the world football government is considering setting a limit of 8 players each club can send to borrowers in other clubs.

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The large number of players who are owned by some clubs, mainly Chelsea in the Premier League and Juventus in Serie A, are losing the sport’s sense of play.

Roman Abramovich team has leased around 40 players this season, while the Italian champions have left 26 players. But, some clubs use this form as a financial and non-sporty way.

For this reason, FIFA is thinking of setting a maximum of 8 players that you can borrow as professionals and an unlimited number for players who will be under 21 and coming from the club’s academy.

This will be a form for young players to have the opportunity to get involved in other clubs until they are professionally formed. One of the representatives of the German club Eintracht in Frankfurt, Frederick Bobić, has announced that some clubs, specifically mentioning Juventus, have different catalogs with players to make available to choose.

Just last season, the Bianconeri – according to “Transfermarkt” – had leased 45 players. Such figures make a club as a buying-in corporation, rather than a football team with sports goals.

However, such changes that appear to have been officially proposed are expected to take a formal turn in the next meeting of the FIFA Executive Committee. But these changes are being pushed firmly by the German Bundesliga leaders who are most penalized by this player’s move and by the very high prices of players who are in circulation in recent years.

This intervention in the football market is required to be done as soon as possible, so as not to repeat another phenomenon such as Parma in 2013, a team that according to Transfermatt had 379 players.

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The big change in football, demanded by UEFA

The transfer goal in the cup will no longer have the added value that would qualify the team that had scored more goals in the transfer if the outcome of the two matches would be equal.

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This is the discussion that has been made in Nion among some of Europe’s elite trainers at the annual meeting of the “Uefa Elite Club Coaches” forum.

“Trainers think that goal is not as difficult as in the past, and therefore think that the rule should be revised,” said the deputy secretary-general of UEFA, who added that they would do so because “The logic is that football is changing and the weight of goals outside home does not have the same weight as years ago when the rule was introduced.”

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Raikkonen Untold

Raikkonen’s Untold: Alcohol and Endless “Party”

In Awaiting of English translation and distribution in bookstores around the globe, the first scattered copies of Kimi Raikkonen‘s autobiography have started to creep.

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The Ferrari driver decided to show some of his most intimate secrets, as well as hidden details to the public, in the book “Kimi, Tuntematon” (Kimi secret), a publication that was made possible thanks to the collaboration with the writer Hotakainen.

Every month, alongside the Ferrari driver, they served the Nordic writer to collect unique stories and record interesting details of the life of a pilot, apparently icy,but with lots of proven madness.

The Scandinavian pilot of the spectacular Formula 1 racing stops in his book on problems about reading, speaking, asthma, and dropping for a long time in the devastating alcohol whirlpool where he sought shelter from great stress.

Kimi Raikkonen also recounted how he made a spectacular race at the Grand Prix of Spain in 2012. At that time he managed to climb the podium after a party that lasted for 16 hours.

For fans of Formula 1, the book is a golden opportunity to get to know the Finland pilot, which is part of the history of this competition.

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A documentary revealing La Liga secrets

A documentary revealing La Liga secrets

The Spanish soccer championship is seen almost every season as a double race between Real Madrid and Barcelona to take the title, but there is far more than that.

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A documentary that will be released this month shows what happens in the backstage of the La Liga teams, pressures, discharges and results requests that sometimes reach the limit.

“6 Dreams” is called “Amazon” production and is the Spanish La Liga effort to show that Iberian football is more than two clubs. The footage recorded in many matches does not focus on football in the field, but on the reactions of presidents, agents and coaches to episodes that in the course of the season are decisive.

The first of six such series also shows the dismissal of Sevilla coach Eduardo Berizo, who left while receiving treatment from a serious illness. He attended the team without being fully recovered, but was fired before Christmas, just one of the dark sides that La Liga did not recognize.

In the first episode of the documentary, the focus is also on striker Williams, the first colored footballer in Athletic Bilbao, still suffering from racism even though he was born in the Basque city.

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Bankrupts "Force India", now serious buyers are required

Bankrupts “Force India”, now serious buyers are required

Force India’s team, taking part in Formula One races, has long been in great financial difficulties, but this weekend alone, the London Supreme Court decided to apply the controlled administration.

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The Vixhai Malia team headquartered in Silverston was placed under the control of the FRP consulting group due to accumulated debts and is now seeking serious buyer to continue the adventure in exciting races.

The Indian team has 180 million Euro debts versus the Orange India Holdings phone group. Among the top foreign creditors, Mercedes also came up with € 15 million, a bill accumulated due to the supply of Power Unit for the current championship, as well as the pilot’s payment Sergio Perez.

But more than competing costs, Force India’s problems are related to the legal issues of its owner, Vixhai Malia. The latter is accused of fraud in large sums in India and has long fought in the UK against extradition to his country of origin.

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Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo, 2 years in prison and 18.8 million euros penalty

Cristiano Ronaldo was sentenced to 2 years in prison (will be released on parole) and a fine of 18.8 million euros.

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According to El Mundo, Ronaldo has reached an agreement with the Spanish state law to pay his fiscal obligations by taking responsibility for four years.

With this agreement Ronaldo closes all the fiscal problems that have been in Spain these years, ending a long administrative process.

Meanwhile there is still a matter to be resolved: Ronaldo requires two years of prison to be converted into a fine and not a conditional one, as it may create problems in the future.

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