Top 10 Highest Paid Barcelona Players 2018

Top 10 Highest Paid Barcelona Players’ 2018

Top 10 Highest Paid Barcelona Players? Who are the highest paid Barcelona players’? Well, let’s find out in this article below. Barcelona is one of the biggest teams in the the world if not the biggest. In the last 10 years, the Catalans have been the most successful team in world football surpassing rivals Real Madrid and England’s finest Manchester United.

The team has one of the best players in the world if not the best. They have the world’s most deadly front three who are the worlds best players; Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Brazilian Philippe Coutinho.

Barcelona is also the second richest club in the world behind rivals Real Madrid.

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Highest Paid Barcelona Player 2018

Top 10 Highest Paid Barcelona Players

Who is the highest paid Barcelona player 2018? Of course it’s no other than Lionel Messi. The Argentine has been the star in the Barcelona team. No one could ever imagine Barcelona without their star man Lionel Messi in the team. The Argentine forward has played for Barcelona since his youth days and has now turned into the world’s best player with five Ballon d’ Or awards to his name.

The Argentine forward Messi earns €21.2 million per year making him the second highest paid footballer in the world behind the Portuguese and Real Madrid’s winger Cristiano Ronaldo.

Top ten Highest Paid Barcelona Players’ – Weekly Wages

Here is a list of the highest paid Barcelona players’ per week:

No Players Salary (per week)
1 Lionel Messi £365,000 (after Tax)
2 Luis Suarez £290,000
3 Philippe Coutinho £200,000
4 Andres Iniesta £165,000
5 Sergio Busquets £180,000
6 Gerard Pique £165,000
7 Ivan Rakitic £130,000
8 Paulinho £120,000
9 Jordi Alba £100,000
10 Arda Turan £85,000

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Top 10 Highest Paid Barcelona Players’ – Yearly Wages

Here is a list of the highest paid Barcelona players’ per year:

No Players Salary (million)
1 Lionel Messi €21.2m
2 Luis Suarez €10m
3 Philippe Coutinho €10m
4 Andres Iniesta €8m
5 Sergio Busquets €8m
6 Ivan Rakitic €6.5m
7 Gerard Pique €5.8m
8 Paulinho €6.2m
9 Jordi Alba €4m
10 Arda Turan €4m

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Allegri hopes to avoid this club in the Quarter-Finals

Massimiliano Allegri hopes Juventus avoid Barcelona in Champions League quarter-finals.

Massimiliano Allegri hopes that Juventus avoid facing Barcelona in the quarter-finals of the Champions League for the second year running.

Juve were staring down the barrel of elimination at the hands of Tottenham after Son Heung-min broke the deadlock in the 39th minute to make it 3-2 on aggregate in the second leg at Wembley.

However, the Serie A outfit were a rejuvenated side after the break and the introduction of wing-backs Stephan Lichtsteiner and Kwadwo Asamoah swung the momentum in their favour.

Asked which teams he wants to avoid in the next round, Juve boss Allegri told Viasport Fotball: “The only team that I don’t want are Barcelona. ‘Because, every year, Barcelona, Barcelona, Barcelona. Now stop!”

Juventus had Barca in their group this season, knocked them out in the quarter-finals last term and lost in the final to the Catalan giants in 2015.

Allegri believes Real Madrid and Barcelona remain the favourites to win the Champions League. “People talk about Real Madrid and Barcelona, who are perhaps up there with the favourites,” he added. “But that doesn’t mean that we’re not going to be able to compete.

“Bayern Munich are another team that can do some damage further down the line. ‘For the time being, we’re happy with where we are and happy to compete at this level.”

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LIST: Highest La Liga Goal Scorers All-Time

List: Highest La Liga Goal Scorers All-Time

Highest La Liga Goal Scorers All-Time? List of all time highest goal scorers in Spanish La Liga? Who are the highest goal scorers in the Spanish Laliga of all time? is it Ronaldo ? Lionel Messi? are these two fantastic players on the list? Well, let’s find out as we have prepared a list of the Highest La Liga Goal Scorers All-Time.

The Spanish laliga was formed as Spain’s top division league in 1929 since then Athletic Bilbao’s Telmo Zarra held the record of being the competition’s all-time top scorer until 2014. He was the top scorer for six seasons of the Spanish league between the years 1945 and 1953.

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All Time Highest Goal Scorer in Laliga

Highest La Liga Goal Scorers All-Time

Who is the all time leading goal scorer in the Spanish La Liga? let’s find out. Lionel Messi is the all time leading goal scorer with 328 goals in 366 appearances. The Argentine has only played for Barcelona in the league as it is where he kick started his career through the clubs youth ranks.

In second is rival Cristiano Ronaldo who moved to the league in 2009 and has managed to score 274 goals in 251 appearances for Real Madrid making him the second all time leading goal scorer in La Liga.

Cristiano Ronaldo has the best goal ratio among all the players on the list with a ratio of 1.896 per goal.

All time highest goal scorers in Spanish La Liga

We have prepared a list with the Top 20 Highest La Liga Goal Scorers of All Time. Here is the full list of the all time leading goal scorers in La Liga. Enjoy!

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Messi helps Barca go 11 points clear at the top

Barcelona 2 Athletic Club 0: Messi and Alcacer on the score sheet.

Barcelona moved a step closer to regaining the Liga title from Real Madrid as Lionel Messi netted in Sunday’s 2-0 win over Athletic Club.

Lionel Messi scored for the sixth game in succession as Barcelona moved 11 points clear atop LaLiga thanks to a routine 2-0 win over Athletic Club.

The leaders were missing the injured Sergio Busquets and the suspended Luis Suarez at Camp Nou but they had few issues in brushing aside Ernesto Valverde’s former club to move further ahead of Atletico Madrid, who visit Villarreal later on Sunday.

Victory capped another impressive week for the Catalan giants, who knocked Chelsea out of the Champions League on Wednesday to set up a quarter-final against Roma, and this straight forward success moved them a step closer to regaining the domestic crown from fierce rivals Real Madrid.

Catalans dominated the whole game as Bilbao struggled to test Ter-Stegen for the whole game as Barca cruised to a win that extends their unbeaten run in LaLiga to 36 matches.

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Ligue 1 star responds to transfer speculations

Marco Verratti, who has been linked with a move away from PSG has stepped up and responded to the speculations.

Barcelona’s chances of landing Paris Saint-Germain star Marco Verratti have taken a hit, as the Italian says he is staying put.

Marco Verratti refuted suggestions agent Mino Raiola touted his services to Barcelona and is adamant he will be staying at Paris Saint-Germain next season.

Italy international Verratti has been linked with Barcelona on and off for several years, having established himself as one of Europe’s most talented central midfielders.

After PSG’s Champions League exit, reports in France claimed Verratti had instructed Raiola to secure him a move to Barca.

Verratti responded by saying: “I’ve read that Raiola has offered me to Barcelona – it’s false.

“I talked to my managers, they know what I think, things are clear. I have decided to stay at PSG.”

Verratti also reflected on PSG’s Champions League exit to Real Madrid and he believes losing Neymar is akin to Barcelona being without Lionel Messi.

Griezmann: My future will be decided before the World Cup

Griezmann says that his future will be decided before the start of the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

The future of Antoine Griezmann promises to be one of the lengthy sagas of the summer transfer window, although not if the Frenchman can help it.

He wants his future to be sorted out quickly and to go to the World Cup with it already arranged.

“My future will be decided before the World Cup,” he has insisted in an interview with L’Equipe.

“I want to go to Russia with a clear mind. I think this is what everybody wants.

“I said to my sister [who takes care of his business] that whether I stay [at Atletico Madrid] or not, she has to let me know before it.”

Explaining why he wants to settle this before the summer’s tournament, Griezmann said that he doesn’t want to be asked about transfer rumours at every press conference in Russia.

“It’s not so much a question of knowing where I’ll play, which can be quite a boring thing, but more so the fact that I would otherwise be called and asked what I think about this and that and about what I want,” he said.

He currently has a contract with Atletico Madrid until 2022 but has been linked with a move to Barcelona.

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Atlético Madrid plot move for Juventus star Paulo Dybala

Atletico Madrid eyeing Paulo Dybala to replace Antoine Griezmann this summer

Madrid may have to break their transfer record in order to sign Paulo Dybala of Juventus to replace Barcelona bound Antoine Griezmann. It’s being reported that they have to pay twice of of what they paid for Diego Costa to sign the Argentenian. Costa was bought for £57 million.

According to reports in Spain,Atletico Madrid’s Manager Diego Simeone had dinner in the same restaurant as Dybala on Monday in Madrid.Though it’s not confirmed whether they were at the same table or were in same place by coincidence.All the reports agree that they spoke at length. Dybala’s representative and brother was also present there according to Mundo Deportivo.

It’s not a secret that Simeone is a big admirer of his fellow countryman and he believes he can replicate the success he had with Griezmann.

Juventus are unwilling to listen to any offers below €12o million. Griezmann has €1oo million buy-out clause but will only receive €80 million because his former club Real Sociedad will receive €20 million from his sale.

However Griezmann’s estimated €15 million salary has been set aside for his replacement.

Paulo Dybala is currently in Madrid after been omitted from the Argentina national team for the upcoming international friendlies.

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Barcelona keen on Manchester United’s Daley Blind

Barcelona are monitoring Blind’s situation according to Mundo Deportivo

Barcelona sees Blind as an option to replace Javier Mascherano and he is versatile enough to play full,centre-back or in midfield as they working to cover Mascherano’a absence.They also believe that he could be available for a cheap amount and has the requisite experience to come straight in the team.

This is not the first time Barca had showed interest in him.In 2016,Luis Enrique,former Barca manager also wanted to sign him.Robert Fernandez,current Barca Manager,is also a big admirer of him.

Blind is not in Jose Mourinho’s plan and has fallen out of favour behind Ashley Young and even Luke Shaw and is looking to move away from the club in the summer transfer window.

Former United Manager Louis Van Gaal signed Blind in 2014 for €17.5 million and performed well under him.Since Mourinho was appointed,he has been getting very few chanches. Last year Van Gaal even asked Blind to leave United and join Barcelona as he will be getting more chances there.

Even Serie A team A.S. Roma have shown interest in signing him.

Daley Blind recently signed an one year contract extension which runs until 2019.

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Barcelona keeping tabs on Forward Paulinho

Vasco Da Gama’s Paulinho on Barca’s radar

Brazil always known to produce great talents and the latest one to make headlines is Brazilian club Vasco da Gama’s Paulo Henrique Sampaio Filho more commonly known as Paulinho. He is considered to be the next big thing in Brazil.

Paulinho plays as forward for his club. The 17 year old is one the brightest young talents in the Brazil and is very highly rated there. Having progressed through Vasco Da Gama’s academy, he was promoted to first team last season. He was praised as the revelation of Brazilian league last season ahead of the likes Arthur and Vinicius Junior, two players with moves to Barça and Real Madrid already in place.

He has been in the news for becoming the youngest player to score for Vasco Da Gama, breaking the record set by Barcelona player Philippe Coutinho. He also became the youngest player to represent Vasco Da Gama after Coutinho.

According to Spanish outlet ​Sport, Bracelona are keeping tabs on Paulinho after his record breaking feat. With just €30 million release clause,Barcelona very well could move for him before other European giants come looking for him. With Barcelona already having Coutinho and Paulinho and Arthur set to join this summer, the striker would really fancy a move there.

Paulinho can play on both the flanks and is decisive in the final third. He is also known for his long range goals and has scored 5 goals for the club this season.

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Deulofeu unsure about his future

Deulofeu could part ways with Barcelona

Gerard Deulofeu came up through the ranks of famous Barcelona’s youth academy and many thought he was the next big thing. But the Spanish never quite settled in the club.

Since his debut in 2011 for the senior team, he has been a part of loan deals for clubs like Everton and Sevilla, before making a permanent move to Everton in 2015. In 2017, Barcelona activated their buy back clause to bring him back only to loan him again to Watford this January.

He is currently sidelined due to injury and was speaking about his future-

“I see returning to Barca as very difficult,” he told Esports COPE. “In the end, I’m the one who should earn [the chance] to play more. I believe in myself more than anyone but I recognise that I have not been regular.

“I want to play and be happy, I do not like to be on the bench, like the majority of players. But I told the coach [Ernesto Valverde] when I left on loan ‘much of the blame is mine because you have given me the opportunities that I wanted’.

“We will have to speak with Barca and with my agent, but I cannot say what will happen because I don’t know myself.

“Since I arrived at Watford I [have been] very happy. They have treated me differently, I have been able to play four matches and I was feeling very well. The injury was a shame, but I hope to return soon and be able to play four or five matches before the end of the season.”

If Deulofeu don’t return to Barcelona, there would be host of clubs ready to sign him as there is no doubt about his talent. He is a very skillful player and can play anywhere in the attacking positions.

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