Player Wages at United

Ffs, this is disgusting to read. Who sanctions all these deals, and why the £#%&! do we pay so much for such utter shit@#%&!s?

Ashley Young - £115,000 per week.
Nani - £115,000 per week.
Marouane Fellaini - £70,000 per week.
Anderson - £80,000 per week.
Javier Hernández - £88,000 per week.
Danny Welbeck - £80,000 per week.

If United were to sell Welbeck, Young, Hernández, Anderson, Kagawa and Cleverley before the end of the transfer window, they would save a total of £463,000 a-week. With the potential departures of Nani and Fellaini in the future, this figure could reach a staggering £646,000-a-week that the club would save.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...agawa-anderson

The waste at this club. The sickening waste.

glad im not paying their wages anymore.....

PLAYER WEEKLY WAGE
David De Gea £70,000
Anders Lindegaard £40,000
Ben Amos £10,000
Sam Johnstone £5,000

PLAYER WEEKLY WAGE CONTRACT END
Rafael Da Silva £50,000 2016
Jonny Evans £65,000 2016
Chris Smalling £50,000 2016
Phil Jones £50,000 2016

PLAYER WEEKLY WAGE CONTRACT END
Antonio Valencia £70,000 2015
Adnan Januzaj £48,000 2018
Luis Nani £90,000 2018
Michael Carrick £80,000 2015
Tom Cleverley £40,000 2015
Juan Mata £140,000 2018
Ashley Young £118,000 2016
Ryan Giggs £75,000 2014
Darren Fletcher £80,000 2015
Shinji Kagawa £80,000 2016
Wilfried Zaha £35,000 2018
Marouane Fellaini £75,000 2018


PLAYER WEEKLY WAGE CONTRACT END
Wayne Rooney £235,000 2019
Robin van Persie £240,000 2017
Javier Hernandez £75,000 2016
Danny Welbeck £75,000 2016

Feilani needs a better agent

Originally Posted by Ginners

Feilani needs a better agent

He was only on £550 a week at Everton so it seemed a good deal

Van Persie's the top earner? Rooney not on 300k a week after all like everyone keeps saying?

Was sure I read somewhere that Fellaini was on closer to £100k, hence making it practically impossible to ever sell him?

Either way, £#%&!ing grim reading. Was Ashley Young ever considered good enough to be on £115K?

£118,000, every, £#%&!ing, week.

Frightening.

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

£118,000, every, £#%&!ing, week.

Frightening.

Fergal had to offer him those wages or he may have gone elsewhere..

How does anyone know what wages these players are on

It's just guess work

Poor Sam Johnstone living off 5 grand a week.

They look like old figures in some cases. Hasn't Valencia signed a new deal for instance?

Considering that Woodward told everyone to expect a significant increase on the wage bill and we are in the middle of knocking off about £1m a week plus, with those that have gone already (Evra, Rio, Vidic, Giggs, Buttner) and those seemingly going, there must be some serious moves afoot.

Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

How does anyone know what wages these players are on

It's just guess work

Interesting timing, Mitten posted on the Playup weeks ago they needed to trim the fat.

Leaking wages will help put pressure on the players left behind to take a cut and move on for first team football.

It's like it's been planned.

Source for me -

http://redmancunian.com/club/manches...salaries-list/

Decent rough guide not gospel..

Not sure how bonuses work etc . None last year

Originally Posted by Neo

Ffs, this is disgusting to read. Who sanctions all these deals, and why the £#%&! do we pay so much for such utter shit@#%&!s?

Ashley Young - £115,000 per week.
Nani - £115,000 per week.
Marouane Fellaini - £70,000 per week.
Anderson - £80,000 per week.
Javier Hernández - £88,000 per week.
Danny Welbeck - £80,000 per week.

If United were to sell Welbeck, Young, Hernández, Anderson, Kagawa and Cleverley before the end of the transfer window, they would save a total of £463,000 a-week. With the potential departures of Nani and Fellaini in the future, this figure could reach a staggering £646,000-a-week that the club would save.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...agawa-anderson

When you add the amount we've shaved off the wage bill with the likes of Vidic, Rio, Giggs, Evra etc... and it looks like the club have will have knocked about £1m per week off player salaries

If the published numbers are correct for the incoming players (Di Maria £170k, Rojo £50k, Herrera £70k) you can see where all the money is coming from to fund the transfers. They're saving over £35m a year on player wages

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

Interesting timing, Mitten posted on the Playup weeks ago they needed to trim the fat.

Leaking wages will help put pressure on the players left behind to take a cut and move on for first team football.

It's like it's been planned.

That's the only possible rationalisation for going public.

Originally Posted by Lok

When you add the amount we've shaved off the wage bill with the likes of Vidic, Rio, Giggs, Evra etc... and it looks like the club have will have knocked about £1m per week off player salaries

If the published numbers are correct for the incoming players (Di Maria £170k, Rojo £50k, Herrera £70k) you can see where all the money is coming from to fund the transfers. They're saving over £35m a year on player wages

Woodward said he expected the wage bill to be higher too.

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

Woodward said he expected the wage bill to be higher too.

Maybe we are getting Messi as well then

I read that all the player contract had clauses in it which meant they lost 1/4 of their weekly wages of they ever dropped out of the champions league places. Not sure about that, but I think someone else can confirm.