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Cole Palmer salary: How much does Chelsea star earn per week and annually in the Premier League?

Chelsea's 22-year-old sensation has taken the Premier League by storm. But how much does he earn? Let's find out!

Cole Palmer has easily been one of the best players in the Premier League since his move to the Blue side of London from the Blue side of Manchester.

Surely he must be one of the top earners in the squad then considering his terrific form, right? The answer is rather surprising as the English midfielder barely breaks into the top ten earners list at Stamford Bridge.

Just how much does the 22-year-old earn at Chelsea, though?

GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out!

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Cole Palmer’s wages at Chelsea in numbers

Palmer signed a nine-year contract with Chelsea back in 2024, keeping him at the club until 2033.

The creative attacker currently draws a salary of £130,000 ($164,208) on a weekly basis, making it a total of close to £7 million ($8.5m) annually.

Player

Nationality

Weekly wages in GBP

Weekly wages in USD

Annual wages in GBP

Annual wages in USD

Cole Palmer

English

 £130,000

$164,208

£6,760,000

$8,538,793

AdvertisementGetty Images SportTop earners at Chelsea

Club captain Reece James stands as the highest-earning player in the squad by quite some distance, while French stars Wesley Fofana and Christopher Nkunku join the full-back at second and third position respectively.

Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernandez follows at fourth, earning slightly more than fifth placed Marc Cucurella.

Player

Nationality

Weekly wages GBP

Weekly wages USD

Annual wages GBP

Annual wages USD

Reece James

English

£250,000

$315,784

£13,000,000

$16,420,755

Wesley Fofana

French

£200,000

$252,627

£10,400,000

$13,136,604

Christopher Nkunku

French

£195,000

$246,311

£10,140,000

$12,808,189

Enzo Fernandez

Argentine

£180,000

$227,364

£9,360,000

$11,822,944

Marc Cucurella

Spanish

£175,000

$221,049

£9,100,000 

$11,494,528

Top 5 earners in the Premier League

Manchester City’s Erling Haaland sits at the top of the chart as the highest-paid player in the Premier League having recently signed a nine-year contract with the club, keeping him at the Etihad until 2034.

City team-mate Kevin De Bruyne follows him at second, while Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah acquires the third spot.

Player

Nationality

Weekly wages in GBP

Weekly wages in USD

Annual wages in GBP

Annual wages in USD

Erling Haaland

Norwegian

£525,000

$663,164

£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

£17,169,698

$19,704,906

Getty ImagesHighest paid players in the world

Palmer's salary numbers almost appear child-like when compared to the highest paid players in the world. The list is majorly dominated by former stars of Europe who have flocked to the Saudi Premier League.

One of the greatest forwards to ever grace the sport, Cristiano Ronaldo sits at the top of the list as the top-earner across the world, playing for SPL side Al Nassr.

Following him on the list is his former Real Madrid compatriot in Karim Benzema who plays for Al Ittihad.

Meanwhile, Riyad Mahrez comes in at third, followed by Senegalese internationals Sadio Mane and Kalidou Koulibaly at fourth and fifth spot.

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

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