Spanish giants Real Madrid and FC Barcelona are no match for English giants Manchester United, who have the highest wage bill in world football, according to a latest global sports salary survey.
Click through the gallery to see which 10 clubs spent the most money on wages last year.
The list, which was published by Sporting Intelligence, suggests that the average first team player at the Red Devils earns around £110 962 (R2 million) per week and that adds up too £5.77 million (R104.13 million) per player on average per year.
Reigning La Liga champions Barcelona are football's second highest wage payers with an average annual salary of £5.65 million (R101.97 million), followed by another Premier League side in Manchester City, who is on £5.42 million (R97.82 million).
Eleven-time UEFA Champions winners Real Madrid are down to fourth position on the list, as their average wage sits at around £5.05 million (R91.14 million) per year.
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Juventus are Serie A's highest playing club, while the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 are represented by Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain.
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