Erling Haaland salary at Man City: How much does Premier League top scorer earn?

Feargal Brennan

Erling Haaland salary at Man City: How much does Premier League top scorer earn? image

Erling Haaland has gained instant cult status at Manchester City on the back of an incredible first season at the Etihad Stadium in 2022/23.

The Norway international smashed the previous Premier League Golden Boot record, with 36 league goals scored in his debut campaign, including a sensational haul of four hat-tricks.

City's decision to bring him in from Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund has been fully justified by the 22-year-old's exploits in the last 12 months after the Premier League champions activated his £51.2m/$63.3m release clause.

Haaland's transfer fee and sizeable wages all came into question in the negotiations, but based on his first-season return, City will be confident over the deal representing value.

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Erling Haaland's Man City salary, contract

Haaland signed a five-year contract in June 2022 after swapping Dortmund for Manchester, with data from Forbes confirming his estimated annual base salary is £28.8m/$35m.

That figure only refers to his wage at City, not including bonuses and sponsorship extras, with a weekly breakdown of £553,000/$684,000 per week.

How much did Haaland cost Man City?

City paid £51.2m/$63.3m up front to Dortmund to secure Haaland's services in 2022, however, the overall cost of the deal is predicted to be triple that amount.

If he sees out his five years in Manchester, that will add £144m/$141m in basic wages. Figures relating agents fees and image rights have not been confirmed, but they expected to be in excess of £35m/$43.4m.

Haaland's salary in 2023/23 rankings 

Haaland's wages at City have moved him into the top 10 for player earnings in world football, with Cristiano Ronaldo returning to top spot following his January 2023 move to Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia.

Ronaldo's decision to head for the Middle East saw a sizeable jump in income from his Manchester United contract, with Liverpool's Mo Salah the only current Premier League player earning a higher base salary than Haaland.

2022/23 Top footballer salaries
PlayerClubAnnual Wage
Cristiano RonaldoAl Nassr£173m / $213m
Kylian MbappePSG£96m/$110m
Lionel MessiPSG£56.7/$65m
NeymarPSG£48m/$55m
Mo SalahLiverpool£30.5m/$35m
Erling HaalandManchester City£28.8m/$35m
Robert LewandowskiBarcelona£23.5m/$27m
Eden HazardReal Madrid£23.5m/$27m
Andres IniestaVissel Kobe£21.8m/$25m
Kevin De BruyneManchester City£21.8m/$25m

Premier League 2023/24 TV channels, live streams

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RegionTVStreaming
AustraliaOptus Sport
Canada

Fubo Canada

Hong KongNow TV
IndiaStar SportsDisney+, Hotstar,
JioTV
MalaysiaAstro SuperSportAstro Go
New ZealandSky SportSky Sport Now,
Sky Go
SingaporeStarHubStarHub TV+
UKSky Sports, BT SportNOW TV, Sky Go,
Amazon Prime
USAUSA Network,
Telemundo, Universo
Fubo, Peacock

UK: Matches are carried across Sky Sports and BT Sport streaming and TV platforms, with select matches on Amazon Prime.

USA: Select matches are televised on USA Network (English) and Telemundo or Universo (Spanish), and all three channels can be streamed on Fubo. The rest of the matches are streamed on NBC platform Peacock for subscribers.

Canada: Every Premier League game this season is live streaming exclusively via Fubo in Canada.

Australia: Fans in Australia can stream every match live and on demand on Optus Sport.

India: Star Sports network has the rights to show Premier League matches in India. As well as an English broadcast on Star Sports Select, select matches will be available via regional feeds on Star Sports 3 (in Bengali, English, Kannada, Malayalam), Star Sports 1 (Bangla) and Star Sports 1 (Tamil).

Feargal Brennan

Feargal is a content producer for The Sporting News. He has been working with TSN since the start of 2022 after stints with Reach, Amazon UK and Squawka in a nomadic career in the football media pyramid. Always with a keen eye on Arteta's 'Reds' and Kenny's Ireland 'Greens' and a 100% five-a-side penalty record.