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Who's in the money? Portugese website, 'futebol finance' has just published a list of the wealthiest footballers in the world based purely on salaries earnt(as opposed to sponsorship deals and investments).

Take a look at the Top 20: David Beckham doesn't make the list.

 

Number 1: Ricardo Kaka. AC Milan. 9,000,000 euros.

 

Number two. Ronaldinho Gaucho. FC Barcelona. 8,520,000 euros.

 

Number 3. Frank Lampard. Chelsea FC. 8,160,000 euros.

 

Number Four. John Terry/ Chelsea FC. 8,160,000 euros.

 

Number Five. Fernando Torres. Liverpool FC. 7,920,000 euros.

 

Number six. Andriy Shevchenko. Chelsea FC. 7,800,000 euros.

 

Number 7. Michael Ballack. Chelsea FC. 7,800,000 euros.

 

Number 8. Cristiano Ronaldo. Manchester United. 7,680,000 euros.

 

Number 9. Thierry Henry. FC Barcelona. 7,680,000 euros.

 

Number 10. Steven Gerrard. Liverpool FC. 7,680,000 euros.

 

Number 11. Didier Drogba. Chelsea FC. 7,380,000 euros.

 

Number 12. Wayne Rooney. Manchester United. 7,320,000 euros.

 

Number 13. Iker Casillas. CF Real Madrid. 7,200,000 euros.

 

Number 14. Michael Owen. Newcastle. 6,720,000 euros.

 

Number 15. Sol Campbell. Portsmouth. 6,600,000 euros.

 

Number 16. Raul Gonzalez. CF Real Madrid. 6,420,000 euros.

 

Number 17. Ruud Van Nistelrooy. CF Real Madrid. 6,420,000 euros.

 

Number 18. Rio Ferdinand. Manchester United. 6,060,000 euros.

 

Number 19. Darren Bent. Tottenham Hotspur. 5,940,000 euros.

 

Number 20. Carlos Tevez. Manchester United. 5,880,000 euros.

 

 

Suprised at a few of them.... sol campbell ??

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I read recently that Christiano Ronaldo had received a pay rise making him the highest payed player in the world. He had 220.000 euro's in the week. which puts him up at +\-11.5 mill.

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I read a story in the Daily Mail a few weeks ago which made me laugh (well, want to go mad actually), various players were remarking about wages at Chelsea.

 

Andy Townsend (bless him, I did feel sorry), played for Chelsea in the early 90s, was seeking some sort of sympathy when he said 'back in them days' the top pros' were only on �£3000 a week. He was being serious.

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I read a story in the Daily Mail a few weeks ago which made me laugh (well, want to go mad actually), various players were remarking about wages at Chelsea.

 

Andy Townsend (bless him, I did feel sorry), played for Chelsea in the early 90s, was seeking some sort of sympathy when he said 'back in them days' the top pros' were only on �£3000 a week. He was being serious.

 

Thats where some footballers can be naive, and i cant stand the way they all say you dont really understand things in the game unless you have played - bullshit. They use that as an excuse towards ref's.

 

Have to say I like Andy Townsend though, im a fan of his weekend talksport show.

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Who can remember Stevie G's sad little face on the news a couple of years ago as he left the Liverfool training ground during transfer talks? "Thees 'as beeen the 'ardeest day ooov me life". Refering to contract negotiations in the region of �£100k a week. Oh the heart ache, poor boy.

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