The verdict is clear: according to the ranking of the 30 highest salaries for the 2025–2026 season, :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} dominates everything with 16 players featured. A total financial supremacy.
More than ever, Ligue 1 appears split in two. The Parisian club operates in a completely different economic dimension. Unsurprisingly, Ousmane Dembélé leads with €1.5 million per month, ahead of Marquinhos and Achraf Hakimi. Despite a slightly reduced wage bill, Paris still occupies the top spots.
A Growing Financial Gap in Ligue 1
Behind them, :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1} stands as the only credible financial challenger with eight representatives, including Pierre-Emile Højbjerg and Mason Greenwood. However, the gap remains significant.
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For the rest, the divide is obvious: :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2} has just one player on the list, other clubs appear sporadically… and Lens, despite finishing second, is completely absent. This economic hierarchy confirms a strong trend: PSG soars above, while the others try to keep up.
Top gross monthly salaries in Ligue 1:
O. Dembélé (PSG) €1,500,000
Marquinhos (PSG) €1,120,000
A. Hakimi (PSG) €1,100,000
L. Hernandez (PSG) €1,100,000
W. Zaïre-Emery (PSG) €950,000
Vitinha (PSG) €900,000
K. Kvaratskhelia (PSG) €900,000
J. Neves (PSG) €900,000
N. Mendes (PSG) €800,000
W. Pacho (PSG) €800,000
F. Ruiz (PSG) €800,000
B. Barcola (PSG) €550,000
D. Doué (PSG) €500,000
L. Chevalier (PSG) €500,000
P.-E. Højbjerg (OM) €500,000
I. Zabarnyi (PSG) €450,000
M. Greenwood (OM) €450,000
G. Kondogbia (OM) €450,000
C. Tolisso (Lyon) €450,000
G. Ramos (PSG) €443,500
B. Samba (Rennes) €400,000
N. Aguerd (OM) €400,000
B. Embolo (Rennes) €350,000
I. Paixao (OM) €350,000
P.-E. Aubameyang (OM) €350,000
B. Pavard (OM) €350,000
L. Balerdi (OM) €350,000
S. Diop (Nice) €350,000
E. Dier (Monaco) €330,000
D. Zakaria (Monaco) €330,000
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