The stars of English football make many of their colleagues envious because of their dream incomes.
The England team boasts a star-studded squad.
According to Capology statistics, the top-earning English player is Ivan Toney. After leaving Brentford to join Al Ahli in 2024, the striker signed a four-year contract with a salary of approximately $540,000 per week. This figure far exceeds that of most stars playing in Europe, although Toney's participation in the 2026 World Cup remains uncertain.
Following closely behind is England captain Harry Kane. At Bayern Munich, Kane earns an estimated $528,000 per week, further solidifying his status as a top star in European football. Third on the list is Jude Bellingham, currently playing for Real Madrid, with an income of approximately $441,000 per week.
Interestingly, all three of England's highest-paid players currently do not play in the Premier League, widely considered the wealthiest league in the world .
The next group is no less impressive. Marcus Rashford once earned around $413,000 per week at Manchester United. However, during his loan spell at Barcelona, his income reportedly dropped to nearly $296,000 per week.
One of the most notable "leaps" belongs to Marc Guehi. The central defender signed a long-term contract with Manchester City, earning approximately $381,000 per week, making him the highest-paid English defender currently.
Furthermore, Trent Alexander-Arnold is reportedly earning around $353,000 per week at Real Madrid, higher than Reece James ( $318,000 /week) and John Stones at Manchester City. Declan Rice earns around $305,000 per week, while a significant number of players earn close to $190,000 per week, including Mason Mount, Ben White, and Jordan Pickford.
Clearly, the England team not only possesses a wealth of professional potential but also comprises top-tier stars at their respective clubs, earning salaries that most players worldwide can only dream of.