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Juventus wages 2026-27: Yildiz on top as wage bill rises, Alajbegovic below Gatti in the rankings

All the salaries in the Juventus squad, listed from highest to lowest.

Juventus are continuing to increase their wage bill. In 2026/27, according to estimates from Calcio e Finanza, the club will spend €84.95 million net, which is equal to around €145.52 million gross, marking an increase of more than 18% compared to the previous season.

That leaves Juventus second in Serie A in terms of wages, behind only Inter, whose gross wage bill is €145.82 million, just €300,000 more.

Kenan Yildiz now leads the club's internal salary chart, with earnings of around €6 million net per season. The Turkey international's salary has risen sharply from the €1.5 million he was earning in the previous season, also following the departure of Dusan Vlahovic, who in 2025/26 had been the highest-paid player in the squad on €12 million net. Behind Yildiz are Randal Kolo Muani on €5.5 million, Bremer and Douglas Luiz on €5 million, and Teun Koopmeiners on €4.5 million.

Overall, the five best-paid players account for around 31% of Juventus' total net wage bill. A further eight players earn at least €4 million net per season, highlighting the rising salary cost of the squad.

Juventus wages 2026-27: the rankings

Here are the estimated net salaries of Juventus players for the 2026/27 season, excluding bonuses, according to Calcio e Finanza:

Kenan Yildiz: €6 million;

Randal Kolo Muani: €5.5 million;

Bremer: €5 million;

Douglas Luiz: €5 million;

Teun Koopmeiners: €4.5 million;

Nick Woltemade: €4.4 million;

Weston McKennie: €4 million;

Manuel Locatelli: €4 million;

Francisco Conceicao: €3.8 million;

Nicolas Gonzalez: €3.6 million;

Federico Gatti: €3.1 million;

Kerim Alajbegovic: €3 million;

Pape Sarr: €3 million;

Zeki Celik: €2.8 million;

Jhon Lucumi: €2.5 million;

Jeremie Boga: €2.5 million;

Edon Zhegrova: €2.5 million;

Guglielmo Vicario: €2.5 million;

Andrea Cambiaso: €2.4 million;

Pierre Kalulu: €2.4 million;

Lloyd Kelly: €2.4 million;

Khephren Thuram: €2 million;

Daniele Rugani: €1.8 million;

Arkadiusz Milik: €1.75 million;

Kamil Grabara: €1.7 million;

Jeff Ekhator: €1.3 million;

Juan Cabal: €1.2 million;

Carlo Pinsoglio: €300,000.