Here are the top ten earners in English Premier League after the January transfer window.
Notable omissions include Arsenal's new arrivals Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, along with Liverpool's £75m signing Virgil van Dijk, who are all on £180,000 a week.
Man United keeper David de Gea has also been bumped from the top 10, although it's fair to say he's unlikely to be stuck on £200,000-a-week for long.
Estimates vary, but some reports suggest the Spain midfielder signed a contract worth £220,000 per week when he joined Chelsea from Barcelona for £30million in 2014. More conservative reports suggest a pay packet of around £180,000 per week. Alexis Sanchez ‘greeted by Sir Alex Ferguson’ ahead of completing his big-money move to Manchester United’
Belgium playmaker Hazard is Chelsea's most influential player and is well rewarded for that, with a weekly wage worth a reported £220,000. His contract expires in 2020 but, with Real Madrid linked, there has been much talk of a new deal.
The Ivorian has fallen out of favor at the Etihad but remains on a very, very healthy wicket with payroll.
The Swede might be at the veteran stage of his career, but his availability on a free transfer from Paris St Germain in 2016 allowed United to hand him a huge wage packet, worth a reported
United not only paid a Premier League record £75million - plus a potential further £15million in add-ons - for the striker last summer, but also agreed to pay him a reported £250,000 per week.
Announced at exactly the same time as Sanchez, De Bruyne will be earning slightly less than team-mate Sergio Aguero after signing on to stay at City until at least 2023.
The prolific Argentinian, who this season became City's record goal scorer, signed his current deal in the summer of 2014. He is believed to be £260,000 per week making him narrowly the club's top-paid player.
The France midfielder signed a contract worth a reported £290,000 per week when United brought him back from Juventus in a club record £89.3million deal in 2016. Reports suggest he is also in line for a new contract - and pay rise - in the near future.
He would have been a free agent in the summer, but Arsenal have finally got the German to sign a new long-term deal. Ozil will be with the Gunners until 2021 now.
The Chile forward's switch from Arsenal is now confirmed and the 29-year-old will earn close to £500,000 per week before tax at Old Trafford. That is his basic wage plus image rights and bonuses. Nice work if you can get it.