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In the space of one year (end of June 2023 and end of June 2024), Paris Saint-Germain shed its three global stars. And above all the exorbitant salaries that went with it.
Last season alone, Kylian Mbappé received 66 million euros gross salary in the capital of France. For the 2024-2025 financial year, it is now Ousmane Dembélé who tops the list of the best paid Rouge et Bleu with emoluments estimated at 13.4 million euros gross according to Sportune. Lucas Hernandez and Marquinhos, both at 13.2 million, follow the 27-year-old winger in this ranking.
The ranking of the highest paid players at PSG for the 2024-2025 financial year
Ousmane Dembélé = €13.4 million
Lucas Hernandez = €13.2 million
Marquinhos = €13.2 million
Gianluigi Donnarumma = €10.2 million
Marco Asensio = €10.2 million
Achraf Hakimi = €9.6 million
Milan Skriniar = €9.6 million
Randal Kolo-Muani = €9 million
Warren Zaire-Emery = €8.4 million
Presnel Kimpembe = €7.7 million
Bradley Barcola = €6.6 million
Gonçalo Ramos = €5.5 million
João Neves = €5.2 million
Fabian Ruiz = €5.2 million
Carlos Soler = €4.8 million
Matvey Safonov = €4.8 million
Nuno Mendes = €3.4 million
Vitinha = €3 million
Willian Pacho = NC
Desired Gifted = NC
The bling-bling at PSG is therefore (almost) over, as Nasser al-Khelaïfi would say. “With all the respect I have for Messi, Neymar, Mbappé today and what they have done for the club, I wish them the best in their new challenges, but as a club, the star is is the collective. The team, the staff, the boss and the coach, they are the star”declared the Qatari businessman on June 1, on the sidelines of a meeting of the European Club Association held in London.
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