Here are the current 5 highest paid super players in the Premier League

Premier League in England is one of the most watched and followed Leagues in the world considering the level of competitions and also the players playing in it.

Playing in the Premier League is the dream of many players who are still looking for the chance to be seen in the English topflight.

Recently, Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi completed a dream move to the Premier League where he will play for Nottingham Forest in the coming season.

Years back, the Super Eagles striker was signed by Premier League side Liverpool, but he did not get the chance to play for the Anfield landlords.

However, there are players who are earning big on a weekly basis in the Premier League as Cristiano Ronaldo appears to be the highest paid player in England.

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Below is the list of top 5 highest paid players in the EPL

1 Cristiano Ronaldo - £510,000 per week

2 Kevin de Bruyne - £400,000 per week

3 David De Gea - £375,000 per week

4. Mohamed Salah - £350,000 per week

5. Jadon Sancho £350,000 per week

Sancho joined the Red Devils for £85 million from Borussia Dortmund in the summer transfer window of 2021.

However, he struggled to justify his hefty price tag, scoring just three goals in 29 league appearances last season.

Bayern Munich make final and big decision about Man United star Ronaldo

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Oliver Kahn who is Bayern Munich director stated clearly that the German champions will not be going for the signature of Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo this summer.

For the past few days, Cristiano Ronaldo has been the major sporting headlines after telling Manchester United chiefs that he wants to leave Old Trafford.

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Manchester United's inability to qualify for the Champions League for this season is believed to be the main reason Ronaldo wants to leave as the Portuguese does not want to play in the Europa League.

The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has however been linked with a move to Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and now even Barcelona.

Oliver Kahn explained that Bayern Munich are not interested in having Cristiano Ronaldo in their squad.