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#2 Paul Pogba- £290,000 per week
Paul Pogba earns a whopping £290,000 per week at Manchester United, which makes him the second highest paid player at the club.
The French international started his professional career with the Red Devils but failed to make the grade at the club. He moved to Juventus in search of a regular first-team football and then became the most sought-after midfielders in the world within a few years.
The FIFA World Cup 2018 winner returned to Old Trafford in 2016 for a then world record transfer fee of £89 million. He won the EFL Cup in the 2016-2017 season and also helped the Red Devils win the UEFA Europa League trophy during his first season with the club. Pogba was the UEFA Europa League Player of the Season 2016–17.
However, there is speculation about him being unhappy at the club, and we might soon see him leaving Old Trafford for the second time in his career.
