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Bruno Fernandes salary: How much does Manchester United star earn per week and annually in the Premier League?

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Manchester United have been struggling massively in recent years, with managers such as David Moyes, Jose Mourinho, Louis van Gaal and Erik Ten Hag all unable to bring back the glory days of Sir Alex Ferguson.

However, even in these tough times there are some players who have been carrying the team on their back, with one of them being Portuguese midfielder Bruno Fernandes.

The creative midfielder's impact ever since his transfer from Sporting Lisbon has been massive, and he has deservedly been made one of the top earners at the club.

Just how much does he earn at Manchester United, though?

GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out!

*Salaries are gross

  • Bruno Fernandes’ wages at Manchester United in numbers

    Bruno under his current contract earns upto  £300,000 ($378,941) on a weekly basis, which scales up to £17 million ($19m) annually.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Bruno Fernandes

    Portuguese

      £300,000

    $378,941

    £15,600,00

    $19,704,906

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    Top earners at Manchester United

    Despite his heroics for the club, Bruno is not the highest earner in the squad as that honour goes to the former Real Madrid midfielder Casemiro.

    Bruno comes in at number two, while Mason Mount follows the Portuguese as a surprise entrant at the third position. Despite playing a meagre just over 20 league games since his transfer from Chelsea back in 2022, Mount earns a weekly salary of £250,000 at the English club.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages GBP

    Weekly wages USD

    Annual wages GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Casemiro

    Brazilian

    £350,000

    $442,097

    £18,200,000

    $22,989,057

    Bruno Fernandes

    Portuguese

    £300,000

    $378,941

    £17,169,698

    $19,704,906

    Mason Mount

    English

    £250,000

    $315,784

    £13,000,000

    $16,420,755

    Matthijs de Ligt

    Dutch

    £195,000

    $246,311

    £10,140,000

    $12,808,189

    Harry Maguire

    English

    £190,000

    $239,996

    £9,880,000 

    $12,479,774

  • Top 5 earners in the Premier League

    Bruno Fernandes just misses out on making it to the top-five earners list across the Premier League.

    The highest-paid player currently is Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, who recently signed a nine-year contract with Manchester City. Following the big Norwegian is Kevin De Bruyne, who is yet another legend of the blue side of Manchester.

    Meanwhile, Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah comes in at number three in the list.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wage sin USD

    Erling Haaland

    Norwegian

    £525,000

    $663,164

    £27,300,000

    $34,483,586

    Kevin De Bruyne

    Belgian

    £400,000

    $505,254

    £20,800,000

    $26,273,206

    Mohamed Salah

    Egyptian

    £350,000

    $442,097

    £18,200,000

    $22,989,057

    Casemiro

    Brazilian

    £350,000

    $442,097

    £18,200,000

    $22,989,057

    Jack Grealish

    English

    £300,000

    $378,941

    £17,169,698

    $19,704,906

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    Highest paid players in the world

    Despite Bruno's astronomical wages at Manchester United, him or none of the Premier League players come close to salaries of the highest-paid players in the world.

    At the top sits the top goal-scorer of the Champions League, Cristiano Ronaldo, who currently plays his football for Al Nassr, followed by his former Real Madrid attacking partner Karim Benzema.

    Player

    Club

    Weekly wages GBP

    Weekly wages USD

    Annual wages GBP

    Annual wages USD

    Cristiano Ronaldo

    Al Nassr

    £3,846,154

    $4,027,872

    £200,000,000

    $209,449,340

    Karim Benzema

    Al Ittihad

    £1,923,077

    $2,013,936

    £100,000,000

    $104,724,670

    Riyad Mahrez

    Al Ahli

    £1,003,846

    $1,051,275

    £52,200,000

    $54,666,278

    Sadio Mane

    Al Nassr

    £769,231

    $805,574

    £40,000,000

    $41,889,868

    Kalidou Koulibaly

    Al Hilal

    £667,308

    $698,836

    £34,000,000

    $36,339,460

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