The wages on offer to Premier League players are staggering. Every football fan knows that and have largely come to accept that. The wages of clubs can be a useful measurement in terms of value for money and also an indication as to which managers are getting the best out of their squad and the budget they possess.
Using figures collected in the global sports salaries survey published in 2019, Sporting Intelligence were able to calculate the pounds per points per player in basic wages following the end of the Premier League. Essentially how much each player earned in a basic wage for every point the team collected.
Simply scroll down and click through to see how Brighton & Hove Albion performed. (Figures are the average amount paid per player in terms of basic wage per point earned)
1. Manchester United - £92,812
Points: 66. Place: 3rd Photo: Michael Regan
2. Manchester City - £86,265
Points: 81. Place: 2nd Photo: Pool
3. Arsenal - £85,540
Points: 56. Place: 8th Photo: Julian Finney
4. Everton - £83,709
Points: 49. Place: 12th Photo: Catherine Ivill