Everything you need to know about Alisson's salary at Liverpool
Alisson Becker signed for Liverpool from AS Roma in 2018, becoming the most expensive goalkeeper in football history at the time. However, the Brazilian has more than lived up to his price tag, playing a key role in his debut season as Liverpool clinched the Champions League by defeating Tottenham in the final.
In the very next season, Alisson was instrumental in Liverpool's historic Premier League title win, ending a 30-year drought. He has since cemented his legacy at Anfield, even scoring a dramatic late winner during the 2020-21 season, becoming the first goalkeeper in the club’s history to do so.
Adored by the Anfield faithful, Alisson was rewarded with a six-year contract extension in 2021, along with a substantial pay raise. Despite playing as a goalkeeper, he ranks among the highest-paid players in the current Liverpool squad.
So, exactly how much does he earn?
GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out!
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Alisson's wages at Liverpool in numbers
Alisson's current contract at Anfield provides him with a weekly salary of £150,000 ($201,135), matching the wages of Alexis Mac Allister, Ryan Gravenberch, and Federico Chiesa, making him Liverpool’s fifth-highest earner. His annual salary totals £7.8 million ($10.4 million).
Player
Nationality
Weekly wages in GBP
Weekly wages in USD
Annual wages in GBP
Annual wages in USD
Alisson
Brazilian
£150,000
$201,135
£7,800,000
$10,459,041
AdvertisementAFPTop earners at Liverpool
Mohamed Salah, an Egyptian forward, is the highest-paid player at Liverpool, followed by Virgil van Dijk, the club captain.
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andrew Robertson, both fullbacks, rank third and fourth, with Argentine midfielder Alexis Mac Allister in fifth place.
Player
Nationality
Weekly wages in GBP
Weekly wages in USD
Annual wages in GBP
Annual wages in USD
Mohamed Salah
Egyptian
£400,000
$536,361
£20,800,000
$27,890,776
Virgil van Dijk
Dutch
£350,000
$469,316
£18,200,000
$24,404,429
Trent Alexander-Arnold
English
£180,000
$241,362
£9,360,000
$12,550,849
Andrew Robertson
Scottish
£160,000
$214,544
£8,320,000
$11,156,310
Alexis Mac Allister
Argentine
£150,000
$201,135
£7,800,000
$10,459,041
Top 5 earners in the Premier League
Erling Haaland is the Premier League's top-paid player, with a contract at Manchester City until 2034. Kevin De Bruyne is second, followed by Mohamed Salah in third.
Casemiro is Manchester United's sole entry at fourth, and Liverpool's Virgil Van Dijk is fifth.
Player
Club
Weekly wages in GBP
Weekly wages in USD
Annual wages in GBP
Annual wages in USD
Erling Haaland
Manchester City
£525,000
$703,974
£27,300,000
$36,606,644
Kevin De Bruyne
Manchester City
£400,000
$536,361
£20,800,000
$27,890,776
Mohamed Salah
Liverpool
£400,000
$536,361
£20,800,000
$27,890,776
Casemiro
Manchester United
£350,000
$469,316
£18,200,000
$24,404,429
Virgil Van Dijk
Liverpool
£350,000
$469,316
£18,200,000
$24,404,429
Getty Images SportHighest paid players in the world
Premier League salaries are high, but these players are not the top earners globally.
Cristiano Ronaldo, the leading scorer in Champions League history, is the highest earner with Al Nassr. His former Real Madrid teammate, Karim Benzema, follows.
Riyad Mahrez, previously with Manchester City, ranks third, while Sadio Mane and Kalidou Koulibaly from Senegal are fourth and fifth.
Player
Club
Weekly wages GBP
Weekly wages USD
Annual wages GBP
Annual wages USD
Cristiano Ronaldo
Al Nassr
£3,270,519
$4,385,050
£170,066,890
$228,022,620
Karim Benzema
Al Ittihad
£1,635,259
$2,192,525
£85,033,490
$114,011,310
Riyad Mahrez
Al Ahli
£853,605
$1,144,498
£44,387,482
$59,513,904
Sadio Mane
Al Nassr
£654,104
$877,010
£34,013,396
$45,604,524
Kalidou Koulibaly
Al Hilal
£567,435
$760,806
£29,506,621
$39,561,925