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Jan-Paul van Hecke salary: How much does Brighton star earn per week and annually in Premier League?

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Dutch centre-back Jan-Paul van Hecke began his Premier League journey in 2020, signing for Brighton & Hove Albion. However, he was immediately loaned out after signing, spending a season with Heerenveen and then another with Blackburn Rovers.

Since his return to Brighton in 2022, Van Hecke has developed into a reliable defender and a strong presence in the backline for the Seagulls in the seasons that followed.

Van Hecke has now established himself as Brighton's first-choice centre back, with a contract that runs until 2027.

The Dutchman's salary, however, is relatively modest compared to other stars in the team. Exactly how much does he earn?

GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out!

*Salaries are gross

  • Jan-Paul van Hecke's wages at Brighton in numbers

    Under his current contract with Brighton, Van Hecke receives £30,000 ($39,638) weekly, with an annual salary of £1.5 million ($2m).

    The Dutchman is among the lower earners in Brighton's regular lineup.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Jan Paul van Hecke

    Dutch

      £30,000

    $39,638

    £1,560,000

    $2,061,201

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    Top earners at Brighton

    At Brighton, the highest-paid player is currently Turkey's Ferdi Kadioglu, with seasoned defender and club captain Lewis Dunk following closely.

    Kaoru Mitoma ranks third, with Georginio Rutter and Mats Wieffer occupying the fourth and fifth positions, respectively.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Ferdi Kadioglu

    Turkish

    £87,500

    $109,843

    £4,555,000

    $5,879,850

    Lewis Dunk

    English

    £80,000

    $103,382

    £4,160,000

    $5,375,863

    Kaoru Mitoma

    Japanese

    £80,000

    $103,382

    £4,160,000

    $5,375,863

    Georginio Rutter

    French

    £75,000

    $96,921

    £3,900,000

    $5,039,871

    Mats Weiffer

    Dutch

    £70,000

    $77,536

    £3,120,000

    $4,031,897

  • Top 5 earners in the Premier League

    While Brighton's salaries may seem impressive, they are relatively modest compared to the Premier League's top earners. The list is predictably led by the league's most prominent figures.

    Erling Haaland of Manchester City tops the list, having secured a nine-year contract that extends his stay at the Etihad until 2034. Following him is another City standout, Kevin De Bruyne, with Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah ranking third.

    Casemiro represents Manchester United as their sole entry at fourth, while Liverpool's captain Virgil Van Dijk completes the list in fifth place.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Erling Haaland

    Norwegian

    £525,000

    $693,673

    £27,300,000

    $36,071,012

    Kevin De Bruyne

    Belgian

    £400,000

    $528,513

    £20,800,000

    $27,482,676

    Mohamed Salah

    Egyptian

    £400,000

    $528,513

    £20,800,000

    $27,482,676

    Casemiro

    Brazilian

    £350,000

    $462,449

    £18,200,000

    $24,047,342

    Virgil Van Dijk

    Dutch

    £350,000

    $462,449

    £18,200,000

    $24,047,342

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    Highest paid players in the world

    Despite the substantial salaries in the Premier League, neither player ranks among the top earners in global football.

    Leading the list is Cristiano Ronaldo, the all-time top scorer in the Champions League, currently playing for Al Nassr. He is closely followed by his former Real Madrid teammate Karim Benzema.

    Ex-Manchester City star Riyad Mahrez holds the third position, while Senegalese internationals Sadio Mane and Kalidou Koulibaly complete the list in fourth and fifth places, 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

    £1,003,846

    $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