With the 2019-20 national season over and dusting off, the annual payroll, on average spent according to the player consistent with the season, has been revealed through SafeBettingSites.
But who makes the cut and gets what they pay for?
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10th ARSENAL
Wage bill 2018-2019 (per player): 4.78 million euros ($8.73M A)
Best income: Mesut Ozil – s 350,000 consistent with the week ($640,000)
Bang for money?: Not even close
Arsenal circulates the 10 most sensible, spending a monster of 4.78 million pounds according to the player’s year on salaries.
But after finishing eighth in the Premier League and closer to Norwich, 20th than liverpool champions, that money is not well spent.
Ozil raises 350,000 euros a week to rot on the bench is a delicate point of the Gooners.
9. ATLETICO MADRID
Wage mass 2018-2019 (per player): 5.37 million euros ($9.8 million A)
Best income: Jan Oblak – s 350,000 consistent with the week ($640,000 A)
Bang for money ?: Yes
For an additional few euros, Atletico Madrid controlled until the third place of La Liga and lately is in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
When you compare it to Arsenal, it’s transparent that they get the value of their money.
But they’re going to challenge Barcelona and Real Madrid a little more nationally next season.
8th LIVERPOOL
Wage mass 2018-2019 (per player): 5.53 million euros ($10.1M A)
Best income: Mohamed Salah – 200,000 consistent with the week ($365,000 A)
Bang for money?: Absolutely
Ask any Liverpool fan and he will tell you that 5.53 million pounds correspond to the value of the player every penny.
Jurgen Klopp, however, brought the Reds to their first name in the Premier League and their first first-tier name in 30 years.
Although Liverpool has a star outside the festival and is overpaid, the total team receives a decent amount.
As things stand, the Reds will pay less in the wage season, with Adam Lallana and Nathaniel Clyne on the payroll.
7th MANCHESTER UNITED
Wage bill 2018-2019 (per player): 6.12 million euros ($11.2M A)
Best income: David De Gea – 375,000 consistent with the week ($685,000 A)
Bang for money?: Not quite
Man Utd needed a season-ending rate to sneak into the 4 most sensible Premier League.
But even then they had a wonderful streak and entered the semi-finals of the Europa League with a penalty by Bruno Fernandes in the extra time, their 21st pitch of the season, the biggest in all of Europe.
For more than 6 million pounds consistent with a player consistent with the season, he hopes to be a challenge for the national crown and the Champions League. United did not either in 2019-20 despite some signs of improvement.
And even enter the fact that they were forced to pay a ransom for De Gea’s existing contract, signed in September … Spanish has been prone to making mistakes ever since.
6. BAYERN MUNICH
Wage bill 2018-2019 (per player): 6.19 million euros ($11.3M A)
Best income: Robert Lewandowski – 275,000 consistent with the week ($502,000)
Bang for money ?: Yes … Kind of
They broke into the quarter-finals of the Champions League and the Bundesliga title.
But even if they hadn’t spent 6.19 million pounds consistently with the player, they would have firmly won the German title.
No other team in the Bundesliga has Bayern’s deep wallet, and it can also be said that they would possibly pay too much despite their success.
5. PSG
Wage bill 2018-2019 (per player): 6.81 million euros ($12.4M A)
Best income: Neymar – $600,000 consistent with the week (A1.096 million dollars)
Bang for buck ?: YesArray .. with a plug
Like Bayern, PSG is paying a normal amount for a league that has comfortably won seven of the last eight seasons.
But with Neymar, Kylian Mbappé and Angel Di Maria in the books, it’s easy to see why their bill is so high.
Neymar and Mbappé have been related to summer moves, which will be their payroll, and even then it would be hard to see them NOT win Ligue 1.
4. MANCHESTER CITY
Wage bill 2018-2019 (per player): 6.98 million euros ($12.75M A)
Best income: Kevin De Bruyne – s 320,000 consistent with the week (A585,000)
Bang for money?: Ask in two weeks.
How much do you get 7 million pounds according to the player? A lot of Array..
Pep Guardiola has the most domestic team in Europe, but still finished miles away from Liverpool in the Premier League in 2019-20.
To make the 7 million pounds a smart price for their money, the City will have to win the Champions League with the top on August 23.
3. JUVENTUS
Wage bill 2018-2019 (per player): 7.71 million euros ($14.08M A)
Best income: Cristiano Ronaldo – s 540,000 consistent with the week ($986,000 A)
Bang for money:: Yes, but only thanks to your move-in offers
Juventus have been forced to fight for the Name of Serie A this season, the ninth in a row.
But the champions league exit was fired by Maurizio Sarri.
In fact, 7.71 million pounds equivalent to the player turns out to be a lot of money, however, when much of their most productive revenue stream has been signed in loose transfers, that makes it an almost smart price when you take a look at the big picture.
2. REAL MADRID
Wage mass 2018-2019 (per player): 8.5 million euros ($15.5M A)
Best income: Gareth Bale – s 600,000 consistent with the week (A1.096 million dollars)
Bang for money ?: Yes and no …
Well, they still expelled Barcelona to claim the laliga name, but were kicked out of the Champions League in the last 16 stages.
It’s a combined season for Los Blancos.
But, in truth, it’s hard to qualify as “good value” Array 8.5 million pounds consistent with the player of the season … After all, Bale earns 600,000 euros a week for never playing.
1. BARCELONA
Wage bill 2018-2019 (per player): 9.37 million euros ($17.12M A)
Best revenue: Lionel Messi – 1.15 million euros online with the week (A2.1M)
Bang for money?: Not quite
They were defeated to the La Liga Crown through real real Madrid’s enemy, but their rivals remain in the Champions League.
His bill, 9.37 million pounds, consistent with a player consistent with the season, is normal; however, with Messi accounting for more than 10% of that, it’s hard to talk too much.
He has made big mistakes in the moving market and overpaid some of those failures, so in the end they are getting what their money is worth.
This article was first published on The Sun and reproduced with permission.
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