Barcelona’s wage structure for the 2025/26 campaign is a blend of established stars and emerging talents on lucrative deals. With the club pushing for domestic and European glory, salaries reflect both reputation and current impact on the pitch.
Here’s a full breakdown of the top 20 earners at Barça as of August 2025 according to capology.
20. Alejandro Balde – €32,115 per week | €1,670,000 per year
The dynamic left-back has battled injury setbacks but remains a vital part of Barcelona’s long-term plans. At just 21, Balde’s pace and attacking thrust make him an asset, even if his current earnings are modest compared to senior teammates.
19. Wojciech Szczęsny – €57,692 per week | €3,000,000 per year
Signed to provide experience and depth in goal, the former Juventus stopper brings calm under pressure. His salary reflects his role as a dependable backup to Marc-André ter Stegen.
18. Iñaki Peña – €62,500 per week | €3,250,000 per year
Now firmly established as Barcelona’s second-choice keeper, Peña’s shot-stopping and distribution continue to improve. His wages are a reward for his patience and reliability.
17. Fermín López – €76,923 per week | €4,000,000 per year
One of the brightest products of La Masia in recent years, López’s energy and creativity have earned him a respectable salary for a young midfielder still cementing his place in the squad.
16. Pau Cubarsí – €76,923 per week | €4,000,000 per year
The teenage centre-back has taken giant strides, breaking into the starting XI with composure beyond his years. His wages are expected to rise as his role grows.
15. Eric García – €115,385 per week | €6,000,000 per year
After a loan spell away, García has returned to add depth in defence. While not always first-choice, his tactical understanding keeps him in contention for regular minutes.
14. Joan García – €120,192 per week | €6,250,000 per year
The young goalkeeper has been rewarded for his promise with a significant wage packet, signalling the club’s faith in his long-term development.
13. Andreas Christensen – €173,077 per week | €9,000,000 per year
The Danish international remains a reliable figure in the heart of defence, offering aerial dominance and calm distribution under pressure.
12. Gavi – €180,385 per week | €9,380,000 per year
Still only 21, Gavi’s relentless pressing and tenacity make him one of Barcelona’s most important midfielders. His salary reflects his rapid rise from academy graduate to key starter.
11. Ferran Torres – €192,308 per week | €10,000,000 per year
While inconsistent in front of goal, Ferran offers versatility across the forward line. His wages are a reminder of the club’s investment in his potential.
10. Pedri – €240,385 per week | €12,500,000 per year
A creative heartbeat in midfield, Pedri’s vision and composure have made him indispensable. Injuries have slowed him at times, but his quality is unquestionable.
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9. Dani Olmo – €240,385 per week | €12,500,000 per year
A summer arrival, Olmo adds flair and unpredictability to Barcelona’s attack. His salary places him among the club’s top earners from day one.
8. Ronald Araújo – €240,385 per week | €12,500,000 per year
A rock at the back, Araújo’s leadership and athleticism make him one of La Liga’s top defenders. His pay packet reflects his importance.
7. Jules Koundé – €260,577 per week | €13,550,000 per year
Whether deployed centrally or on the right, Koundé’s pace and defensive intelligence give Barcelona tactical flexibility.
6. Marcus Rashford – €269,231 per week | €14,000,000 per year
The marquee summer signing, Rashford has been brought in to add goals and direct running to the attack. His salary matches his status as a global star.
5. Marc-André ter Stegen – €320,577 per week | €16,670,000 per year
Still one of the best goalkeepers in the world, Ter Stegen’s consistency and leadership from the back make him invaluable.
4. Lamine Yamal – €320,577 per week | €16,670,000 per year
At just 18, Yamal is already a starter and a match-winner. His pay packet underlines Barcelona’s determination to keep him for the long term.
3. Raphinha – €320,577 per week | €16,670,000 per year
A constant threat on the wing, Raphinha’s ability to stretch defences and deliver decisive crosses makes him a key figure in attack.
2. Frenkie de Jong – €365,385 per week | €19,000,000 per year
The midfield metronome, De Jong controls the tempo and transitions effortlessly between defence and attack. His salary is fitting for one of the best in his position.
1. Robert Lewandowski – €400,577 per week | €20,830,000 per year
Barcelona’s talismanic striker remains their highest earner. Even in his mid-thirties, Lewandowski’s finishing, movement, and leadership keep him at the heart of the club’s ambitions.
