Enzo Fernandez Salary: How Much Does Chelsea Star Earn Per Week and Annually in Premier League?

‎Enzo Fernandez has quickly become a central figure in Chelsea’s evolving midfield since his high-profile arrival from Benfica in early 2023. After making headlines with his standout performances during Argentina's 2022 FIFA World Cup triumph, the London club secured his services with a record-breaking transfer fee that underlined their faith in his long-term potential.

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Explore Enzo Fernandez’s Chelsea salary, how much he earns weekly and annually, and where he ranks among the Premier League’s top-paid stars.

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‎Following his move to Stamford Bridge, Fernandez signed a contract that runs until 2032. The financial terms of that deal position him among Chelsea’s highest earners.

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‎Here’s how much Enzo Fernandez earns at Chelsea:

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‎• Weekly salary: £180,000

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‎• Annual salary: £9,360,000

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‎• Equivalent in USD (gross): $238,935 weekly / $12,424,613 annually

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‎These figures place him as the fifth-highest earner at the club, ahead of several key teammates but behind a few established stars.

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‎Top 5 earners at Chelsea:

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‎1. Reece James – £250,000 per week / £13,000,000 annually

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‎2. Raheem Sterling – £215,000 per week / £11,180,000 annually

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‎3. Wesley Fofana – £200,000 per week / £10,400,000 annually

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‎4. Christopher Nkunku – £195,000 per week / £10,140,000 annually

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‎5. Enzo Fernandez – £180,000 per week / £9,360,000 annually

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‎On a Premier League-wide scale, Enzo’s salary, though significant, remains lower than those of some of the division's most prominent names.

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‎Top 5 highest-paid players in the Premier League:

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‎1. Erling Haaland (Manchester City) – £525,000 per week / £27,300,000 annually

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‎2. Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City) – £400,000 per week / £20,800,000 annually

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‎3. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) – £400,000 per week / £20,800,000 annually

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‎4. Casemiro (Manchester United) – £350,000 per week / £18,200,000 annually

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‎5. Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool) – £350,000 per week / £18,200,000 annually

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‎Across the global football landscape, salaries climb even higher — particularly in the Saudi Pro League, where former European stars have inked historic contracts.

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‎Highest-paid footballers in the world (globally):

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‎1. Cristiano Ronaldo (Al Nassr) – £3,270,519 per week / £170,066,890 annually

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‎2. Karim Benzema (Al Ittihad) – £1,635,259 per week / £85,033,490 annually

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‎3. Riyad Mahrez (Al Ahli) – £853,605 per week / £44,387,482 annually

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‎4. Sadio Mane (Al Nassr) – £654,104 per week / £34,013,396 annually

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‎5. Kalidou Koulibaly (Al Hilal) – £567,435 per week / £29,506,621 annually

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‎Despite not ranking among the Premier League’s absolute top earners or the world’s most highly paid footballers, Fernandez’s earnings reflect his growing influence at Chelsea and his status as a cornerstone of their long-term strategy. At just 24 years old, his financial and footballing trajectory continues to trend upward.