Although the Premier League is famous for its high salary for the stars, according to statistics from Capology, there are still many players who are receiving unbelievable low remuneration compared to their influence and contributions on the pitch.
In the goalkeeper position, Matz Sels (Nottingham Forest) received only £ 35,000/week, even though it was a key factor to help the team relegation and win tickets to the European Cup. In the defender, Malo Gusto (Chelsea) with 45,000 pounds/week and Micky Van de Ven (Tottenham) with £ 50,000/week are being assessed as “disadvantages” when compared to higher salaries but less contributed.
Marc Guehi (Crystal Palace) also received £ 50,000, less than 90,000 pounds of Odsonne Edouard at the same club. The most shocking is Lewis Hall (Newcastle), who only receives £ 7,000 per week even a promising young defender.
The middle line makes people more surprised. Carlos Baleba (Brighton), one of the best defensive midfielders in the tournament, only received £ 12,500/week. Liverpool's Curtis Jones is only £ 15,000/week, and young talent Kobbie Mainoo (Man United) is 25,000 pounds.
In attack, Dwight McNeil (Everton) received £ 25,000/week despite great contribution to help the club relegated for 3 seasons. Jeremy Doku, a ball expert of Man City, received only £ 50,000/week, the number was unexpectedly low compared to the common ground at Etihad.
The most shocking is Rodrigo Muniz (Fulham), the striker has scored 17 goals in two seasons but only receives £ 7,000/week, the salary is so low that it is unbelievable with such an effective striker.
Although it is impossible to say these players are “poor”, but considering the current contribution and transfer market, it is clear that they are “disrespectful” financially. While many lesser -known players receive high salaries, the above names deserve to be much better.
