Juventus wages: Who is the best paid player at the Bianconeri and everything you need to know about Juve's salary bill

Michele Di Gregorio is both the first-choice goalkeeper and the highest-paid goalkeeper at Juventus, just ahead of the veteran Mattia Perin, while 34-year-old Carlo Pinsoglio is the lowest-earning goalkeeper and also among the lowest-paid members of the squad.

The highest-paid defender at Juventus is Gleison Bremer, who earns an impressive €9 million plus annually.

Danilo, who's into the final five months of his Juve contract, is the second-highest paid defender at the club, which is something the Juventus faithful won't be too pleased to find out.

Full-back Andrea Cambiaso, who is important to head coach Thiago Motta, is third on the list with an annual package of over €4 million.

Nicolo Savona and Jonas Rouhi are earning the least, not just among defenders but also among the entire squad.

Douglas Luiz is the top-earning midfielder at Juventus, which doesn't come as a big surprise given that he made a high-profile move from Aston Villa last summer.

Arthur Melo and Manuel Locatelli are next in terms of salaries, with the duo earning over €6 million apiece. The fans would be furious to know Arthur earns such a high salary, given that he hasn't played a single minute under Motta this season.

Teun Koopmeiners won't be unhappy with his wages as the former Atalanta man is being paid close to €6 million annually. The same can be said about French midfielder Khephren Thuram and USMNT mainstay Weston McKennie.

Academy graduate Nicolo Fagioli is currently earning the least among all Juve midfielders.

Dusan Vlahovic is the highest-paid forward at the club, and is among the players with the most lucrative deals in Serie A, earning a whopping €22,220,000 annually.

Young Portuguese sensation Francisco Conceicao and Argentine winger Nicolas Gonzalez earn identical wages, making them the second and the third-highest earning forwards on the roster.

Polish striker Arkadiusz Milik is the fourth-highest paid forward, ahead of the likes of Kenan Yildiz and Timothy Weah, who have been crucial to Motta this season.

Samuel Mbangula is the lowest-paid forward in the squad, having a six-figure annual salary.

Vlahovic is the undisputed top-earner at Juventus, and the only player on an eight-figure annual package.

The Brazilian trio of Bremer, Douglas Luiz, and Arthur are the second, third, and fourth-highest earners, respectively, with the top five being round out by Locatelli.

Nicolo Savona is the joint-lowest paid player at Juventus along with 21-year-old left-back Jonas Rouhi.

Goalkeeper Carlo Pinsoglio and Belgian wonderkid Samuel Mbangula are the joint-second lowest-paid players in the squad, with new signing Alberto Costa rounding out the list.

So, what does this mean for the bigger picture? In which area of the pitch are Juventus investing the most, and how much do they spend annually on first-team salaries?

The Bianconeri are allocating over €42 million to their attackers' salaries, making this the highest expenditure area in terms of wages.