Juventus wages: How much does each player earn?

Carlo Garganese

Updated: 26 Oct 2024 20:26 BST
3 min read

Ever since they were bought by the Agnelli family dynasty in the 1920s, Juventus have been the richest football club in Italy.

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As a result, Juve have consistently been able to pay the highest transfer fees and salaries in Serie A.

Despite the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused Juve to rack up debts of over €400 million, the Old Lady were still able to pay significantly higher wages than any other team in Italy - or so they thought.

The Old Lady were investigated by Italian authorities for financial irregularities and Andrea Agnelli resigned, alongside the rest of the board. Juve were docked 10 points in Serie A and excluded from UEFA competitions.

Juve lost their competitive edge in Serie A as a result, but they are now back among the division's elite both in terms of performances and spending.

So, who is Juventus’ top earner? Football Transfers looks at what every Juventus player earns per season, and for how long...

How much does every Juventus player earn?

Juventus wages 2023/24

Name	Age	Salary (€)	Expiry
Dusan Vlahovic	24	€22.2m	2026
Bremer	27	€9.3m	2029
Douglas Luiz	26	€8.3m	2029
Arthur Melo	28	€6.4m	2026
Manuel Locatelli	26	€6.1m	2028
Teun Koopmeiners	26	€5.8m	2029
Danilo	33	€5.1m	2025
Francisco Conceicao	21	€4.6m	2025
Nicolas Gonzalez	26	€4.6m	2029
Arkadiusz Milik	30	€4.5m	2026
Andrea Cambiaso	24	€4.4m	2029
Khephren Thuram	23	€3.7m	2029
Michele Di Gregorio	27	€3.7m	2029
Weston McKennie	26	€3.2m	2026
Kenan Yildiz	19	€3m	2029
Nicolo Fagioli	23	€2.8m	2028
Mattia Perin	31	€2.8m	2027
Fedrico Gatti	26	€2.6m	2028
Pierre Kalulu	24	€2.6m	2025
Timothy Weah	24	€2.6m	2028
Juan Cabal	23	€2.2m	2029
Carlo Pinsoglio	34	€560k	2026
Samuel Mbangula	20	€560k	2028
Jonas Rouhi	20	€370k	2028
Nicolo Savona	21	€370k	2029
Paul Pogba	31	€42k	2026

Dusan Vlahovic is the highest-paid player at Juventus, while Paul Pogba, who was amongst the top earners at the club, will not be paid his full salary after receiving a suspension for testing positive for a banned substance. His contract is expected to be terminated in 2025, though his four-year ban has been reduced to 18 months.