Kylian Mbappe is the highest-paid player in France with 6 million euros gross per year, according to 'L'Equipe'. Behind him he has other PSG teammates such as Ousmane Dembele, Marquinhos, Lucas Hernandez or Milan Skriniar, but they are all quite a distance away, as they are earning around one million euros.
Kylian Mbappe with a gross salary of 6 million euros a month is once again the highest paid player in France, more than five times higher than the following players, Ousmane Dembele, Marquinhos, Lucas Hernandez and Milan Skriniar, all of whom also play for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).
In the list of player salaries in the Ligue 1, which 'L'Equipe' published on Thursday for the eighth year in a row, the 10 highest paid players are from PSG, who are well ahead of the other clubs, with an average salary of 937,500 euros per month. Behind them are Olympique Marseille, with an average of 261,000 euros, Olympique Lyon with 180,000 euros and Monaco with 155,000 euros.
Mbappe, Dembele, Marquinhos, Hernandez and Skriniar are the only players above the €1 million mark, followed by Donnarumma (€849,500), Asensio (€831,000), Kolo Muani (€750,000), Hakimi (€738,600) and Mukiele (€700,000).
At the top of the list who do not wear PSG colours, in eleventh and twelfth position, are Marseille's Aubameyang (650,000) and Monaco's Ben Yedder (650,000).
In the end, among the 30 French players with the highest salaries, 18 are from the capital club, six from Lyon, five from Marseille and only one from Monaco. Despite all this, PSG's wage bill is decreasing and will continue to do so.