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#21 – Andreas Christensen (£35,000 per week)
It's an absolute shock to see Christensen so down the list. The centre-back is the second best at Chelsea and has been brilliant this season.
He's getting £35,000 per week right now, despite signing a new contract earlier this season. Should he continue performing at the same level, he's bound to be offered a new one by the end of next season, just to increase his wages and keep the rivals away from luring him.
#20 – Willy Caballero (£40,000 per week)
Next on the list is Chelsea's 2nd choice keeper, Willy Caballero. The Argentine shot-stopper was signed on a free transfer in the summer after Asmir Begovic moved to AFC Bournemouth.
With Chelsea paying him around £40,000 a week, it's a win-win situation for all. The club have an experienced backup to Thibaut Courtois while the goalie has a good chance of playing in the top flight for a few more years.
