Takefusa Kubo salary: How much does Real Sociedad star earn per week and annually in LaLiga?

Under the terms of the Japanese attacker's current contract at the club, he earns £40,204 ($52,630) on a weekly basis, while his annual salary reaches £2 million ($2.7m). This makes Kubo the fifth-highest earner in the squad and the only Non-Spanish player in the top five.

Club captain Mikel Oyarzabal currently ranks as the highest-earning player in the Real Sociedad squad, followed by defensive-midfielder Martin Zubimendi.

Meanwhile, Alex Remiro takes the third position, followed by fullback Alvaro Odriozola at fourth. Kubo rounds off the list at number five.

When it comes to the top-five highest earners in the league, none of the Real Sociedad players make the cut.

The list is completely dominated by the big three of LaLiga: Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid. Three Los Blancos players feature in the list, namely Kylian Mbappe, David Alaba, and Jude Bellingham at second, third, and fifth positions.

Atletico Madrid's only entrant, Jan Oblak, makes an appearance at fourth position, while Barcelona's Polish striker Robert Lewandowski takes the top spot as the league's highest-paid player.

Despite the mouthwatering wages in the league, none of the top LaLiga earners make it into the top-five earners list globally.

Saudi Pro League players heavily dominate the list, with former Real Madrid forwards Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema at first and second spot, respectively.

Meanwhile, Riyad Mahrez comes in at number three, followed by Senegalese internationals Sadio Mane and Kalidou Koulibaly.