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Trent Alexander-Arnold salary: How much does Liverpool star earn per week and annually in the Premier League?

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Trent Alexander-Arnold has a special place in the hearts of Liverpool fans as someone who came through the ranks of the club's youth academy.

After spending 12 years there, he made his first team debut back in 2016 and the England star has now established himself as one of the most important members of the squad, thanks to both his defensive and attacking capabilities.

The right-back has been handsomely rewarded for his contributions to the team, making him one of the top earners in the squad.

But just how much does he earn at his boyhood club, though?

GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out!

*Salaries are gross

  • Trent Alexander-Arnold’s wages at Liverpool in numbers

    Trent’s performances for Liverpool have made him the third-highest earner in the current squad. Trent earns £180,000 ($227,364) on a weekly basis at the club, which puts him on a salary of little under £10 million ($12m) in a year.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Trent Alexander-Arnold

    English

      £180,000

    $227,364

    £9,360,000

    $11,822,944

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    Top earners at Liverpool

    Unsurprisingly, the top earner at the Merseyside club is Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah. Following Salah is defensive stalwart Virgil Van Dijk.

    At number three then comes in Alexander-Arnold, followed by the other full-back, Andrew Robertson.

    Finally, capping off the top five earners list is the Argentine midfielder Alexis Mac Allister.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wages in USD

    Mohamed Salah

    Egyptian

    £350,000

    $442,097

    £18,200,000

    $22,989,057

    Virgil Van Dijk

    Dutch

    £220,000

    $277,890

    £11,440,000

    $14,450,264

    Trent Alexander-Arnold

    English

    £180,000

    $227,364

    £9,360,000

    $11,822,944

    Andrew Robertson

    Scottish

    £160,000

    $202,102

    £8,320,000

    $10,509,283

    Alexis Mac Allister

    Argentine

    £264,244

    $189,470

    £7,800,000 

    $9,852,453

  • Top 5 earners in the Premier League

    Although Alexander-Arnold is one of the top earners at the club, he misses the top-10 cut when it comes to the top earners across the league.

    The list is dominated by attack-minded players like Erling Haaland, Kevin De Bruyne and Mohamed Salah.

    Player

    Nationality

    Weekly wages in GBP

    Weekly wages in USD

    Annual wages in GBP

    Annual wage sin USD

    Erling Haaland

    Norwegian

    £525,000

    $663,146

    £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

    £15,600,00

    $19,704,906

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    Highest paid players in the world

    Alexander-Arnold might be one of the best players at Liverpool and in the Premier League, however, when it comes to salary numbers he is nowhere close to the top-earners across world football.

    That title currently belongs to veteran striker Cristiano Ronaldo, who plays for Saudi side Al Nassr.

    Following him is Karim Benzema who represents Al Ittihad, while Riyad Mahrez enters the list at number three, followed by former Liverpool and Chelsea stars, Sadio Mane and Kalidou Koulibaly, respectively.

    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