Newcastle United Player Wages: Full 2026/27 Payroll List Reveals Huge Weekly Salaries
Newcastle United’s latest player wage list provides an interesting look at how the club’s payroll is distributed across the squad. The figures show a significant difference between the highest-paid senior players and some of the younger members of the first-team group, while several players are also listed without a recorded salary.
According to the list provided, Joelinton sits at the top of the Newcastle wage table among the players shown, earning £150,000 per week. That works out at approximately £7.8 million per year, highlighting his importance within the squad.
Immediately behind Joelinton are Yoane Wissa and Sven Botman, both listed on £140,000 per week. Their annual salaries are shown at £7.28 million, putting them among the club’s biggest earners.
The fourth-highest figure belongs to Nick Woltemade, who is listed at £132,500 per week. His annual salary on the list stands at £6.89 million, putting him just below the £7 million-per-year mark.
Jacob Ramsey is next, with the midfielder listed on £120,000 per week, equivalent to £6.24 million annually. His position in the wage table reflects the substantial investment Newcastle have made in their squad.
Another notable name is Anthony Elanga, who is listed at £100,000 per week. That represents an annual salary of £5.2 million according to the figures supplied.
Further down the table, Joe Willock and Harvey Barnes are both listed on £80,000 per week. Each player therefore has an annual salary of £4.16 million on the provided list.
The next group includes several experienced Newcastle players. Malick Thiaw is listed at £75,000 per week, while Fabian Schär is also shown on £75,000 per week. Both figures amount to £3.9 million per year.
Dan Burn is listed on £70,000 per week, giving him an annual salary of £3.64 million. His experience and long-standing role within the squad make him another important figure on the payroll.
Goalkeeper Nick Pope is shown at £60,000 per week, or approximately £3.12 million annually.
Meanwhile, Valentino Livramento and Lewis Miley are listed on different salaries. Livramento is shown at £50,000 per week, while Miley is listed at £45,000 per week. Their annual figures are £2.6 million and £2.34 million respectively.
Lewis Hall is also listed at £45,000 per week, matching Miley’s weekly wage and giving him an annual salary of £2.34 million.
Further down the list, Jacob Murphy is shown on £35,000 per week, equivalent to £1.82 million per year. William Osula follows with a weekly salary of £25,000, giving him an annual figure of £1.3 million.
The lowest recorded salary among the players with a listed figure belongs to Mark Gillespie, who is shown earning £15,000 per week, or £780,000 annually.
The list also includes Bazoumana Touré, Sean Steur, Ewen Jaouen, Lukas Hronicek, Nico González, Amar Dedic and Aladji Bamba. However, the supplied table does not provide annual or weekly salary figures for these players, displaying a dash instead.
Overall, the Newcastle wage list highlights the financial scale of the club’s squad. Joelinton’s £150,000-a-week figure leads the players shown, while Wissa and Botman are close behind at £140,000. At the other end, younger and less established players have considerably lower recorded salaries, while several players have no wage figure listed.
The figures provide an intriguing snapshot of Newcastle’s payroll structure and demonstrate the considerable financial commitment involved in maintaining a competitive squad. With experienced players commanding substantial weekly salaries and younger talents developing within the group, the wage table offers supporters another perspective on the club’s squad-building strategy.
