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Heung-min Son salary: How much does Tottenham Hotspur star earn per week and annually in Premier League?

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South-Korea international Heung-min Son has been a fan favorite in the Premier League ever since his arrival at Tottenham from Bayer Leverkusen in 2015.

Son formed a devastating attacking partnership with Harry Kane at Tottenham, regularly scoring and assisting. Since Kane's departure to Bayern Munich in 2023, Son has become the main man in attack for the London side, also inheriting the club captaincy from Hugo Lloris that same year.

Apart from being Tottenham's leader, he is also one of the club's top earners.

Exactly how much does the South Korean earn playing in London?

GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out!

*Salaries are gross

  • Heung-min Son's wages at Tottenham in numbers

    Under his current contract at Tottenham, Son earns £190,000 ($245,532) on a weekly basis, making him the highest-paid player at the club.

    Meanwhile, the South-Korean's annual salary scales up to £9.8 million ($12.7m).

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Heung-min Son

    South-Korean

     £190,000

    $245,532

    £9,880,000

    $12,767,764

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    Top earners at Tottenham

    Son tops the charts as Tottenham's highest earner, followed by former Leicester man James Maddison in second place.

    Meanwhile, German forward Timo Werner and Argentine center-back Cristian Romero are tied for the third and fourth spots.

    Finally, rounding off the list in fifth place is former Juventus star Dejan Kulusevski.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Heung-min Son

    South-Korean

    £190,000

    $245,532

    £9,880,000

    $12,767,674

    James Maddison

    English

    £170,000

    $219,687

    £8,840,000

    $11,423,708

    Timo Werner

    German

    £165,000

    $213,225

    £8,580,000

    $11,087,717

    Cristian Romero

    Argentine

    £165,000

    $213,225

    £8,580,000

    $11,087,717

    Dejan Kulusevski

    Swedish

    £110,000

    $142,150

    £5,720,000 

    $7,391,811

  • Top 5 earners in the Premier League

    Despite Son's high wages at Tottenham, he fails to make the top-five earners list across the entirety of the Premier League.

    The top spot currently belongs to Manchester City's Erling Haaland as the highest-paid player in the league, followed by his team-mate Kevin De Bruyne in second place. Meanwhile, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah takes the third spot.

    At number four is Manchester United midfielder Casemiro, while another City player, Jack Grealish, rounds off the list at fifth.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wage sin USD

    Erling Haaland

    Norwegian

    £525,000

    $678,444

    £27,300,000

    $35,279,099

    Kevin De Bruyne

    Belgian

    £400,000

    $516,910

    £20,800,000

    $26,879,314

    Mohamed Salah

    Egyptian

    £350,000

    $452,296

    £18,200,000

    $23,519,400

    Casemiro

    Brazilian

    £350,000

    $452,296

    £18,200,000

    $23,519,400

    Jack Grealish

    English

    £300,000

    $387,682

    £15,600,000

    $20,159,485

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    Highest paid players in the world

    Although the wages of the top-earners in the Premier League are astronomically high, none of them make the cut when it comes to the highest-paid players across the world. The list gets completely dominated by Saudi Pro League players.

    At the top sits the never-aging Cristiano Ronaldo playing for Saudi Premier League side Al Nassr. At number two comes Al Ittihad's Karim Benzema, while Riyad Mahrez of Al Ahli makes an appearance at number three.

    Meanwhile, Senegalese internationals Sadio Mane and Kalidou Koulibaly round off the list and fourth and fifth spots, respectively.

    Player

    Club

    Weekly wages GBP

    Weekly wages USD

    Annual wages GBP

    Annual wages USD

    Cristiano Ronaldo

    Al Nassr

    £3,224,935

    $4,166,513

    £167,696,622

    $215,658,680

    Karim Benzema

    Al Ittihad

    £1,612,468

    $2,083,257

    £83,848,311

    $108,329,340

    Riyad Mahrez

    Al Ahli

    £841,708

    $1,087,460

    £43,768,818

    $56,547,915

    Sadio Mane

    Al Nassr

    £644,987

    $833,033

    £33,539,324

    $43,331,736

    Kalidou Koulibaly

    Al Hilal

    £559,526

    $722,890

    £29,095,364

    $37,590,281