The Premier League is now the top five most-watched leagues and the most profitable, as player incomes are rising. Recently, sports salary websites Capology and Spotrac counted the annual salary rankings of Premier League players and made a list of the top 10, Manchester City twin stars De Bruyne and Haaland ranked in the top two, Casemiro turned out to be third, no wonder Manchester United rushed to sell the fat tiger who averaged 2.2 times per game last season (the most of all players in the Premier League), Sterling ranked fifth, and Kai Havertz was also on the list.

Top 10 Premier League players with annual salaries:

• First: De Bruyne, Manchester City, midfielder, annual salary of 20.8 million pounds.
• Second: Haaland, Manchester City, striker, annual salary of 19.5 million pounds.
• Third: Casemiro, Manchester United, midfielder, annual salary of 18.2 million pounds.
• Tied for third: Salah, Liverpool, striker, £18.2 million per year.
• Fifth: Raheem Sterling, Chelsea, striker, £16.9 million.
• Tied for fifth: Romelu Lukaku, Chelsea, striker, £16.9 million.
• Seventh: Bench B, Manchester City, midfield, £15.6 million.
• Tied for seventh: Jack Grealish, Manchester City, midfield, £15.6 million.
• Tied for seventh: Marcus Rashford, Manchester United, striker, £15.6 million.
• 10th: Kai Havertz, Arsenal, midfielder/striker, £14.56 million.

Everyone found that the players who do not match the annual salary and contribution are all in Manchester United and Chelsea, Casemiro is the pot, Manchester United is difficult to get rid of now, such a high salary, the players are not willing to leave the team, and no one cares about the five major leagues; Rashford's high-salary contract extension lies flat, a lazy man; Chelsea top salaries Raheem Sterling and Romelu Lukaku, the former being a substitute, and the latter have been wandering outside.