Premier League's best paid players revealed with Jadon Sancho joint third after £350k-a-week Man Utd transfer

ENGLAND winger Jadon Sancho will reportedly become the joint third-highest paid player in the Premier League once he finalises his move to Manchester United.

The 21-year-old will earn £350,000-a-week at Old Trafford, believed to be more than Kai Havertz and Raheem Sterling.


SunSport have previously revealed Sancho will sign a five-year contract worth £91MILLION when he arrives at Old Trafford after Euro 2020.

The departing Borussia Dortmund star will become the joint third-highest paid player in England, receiving the same salary as Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

The highest earner in the Prem is Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, believed to be taking home £385k every week.

Second on the list is Sancho's soon-to-be team-mate David de Gea, earning a reported £375,000-a-week at Old Trafford.

Just below Sancho on the list is Chelsea forward Havertz, who is believed to earn £310k every seven days.

City star Sterling, who is enjoying a brilliant tournament with England at the Euros, is said to be receiving £300,000-a-week at the Etihad.

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That's slightly more – relatively speaking – than Paul Pogba's reported £290,000-a-week salary at United.

The eighth-highest earner in the Prem is Chelsea striker Timo Werner, who is believed to be getting £270k every week.

And finishing the top ten is Red Devils pair Anthony Martial and Edinson Cavani in joint ninth, with reports suggesting they both earn £250,000-a-week at Old Trafford.

Sancho's £73m move to United, which has now been confirmed, makes him the club's fourth-most expensive signing of all time behind Paul Pogba, Harry Maguire and Romelu Lukaku.

The winger has played just six minutes at the Euros so far and will be hoping to get his chance in England's quarter final clash against Ukraine on Saturday, July 3.

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