Top 10 Lowest Paid Premier League Player in 2025 (Ranked)

The previous edition of the Premier League was full of action and drama, but it also witnessed numerous players receiving high wages. The competition is believed to be one of the most widely followed sports leagues in the world, not just in England. Due to its huge following, the clubs and the league generate a huge revenue through the broadcasting deals.

However, apart from that, commercial revenue and matchday revenue are two more contributing factors that determine the salary of the players for a particular club. While there are players who top the charts in Europe, or maybe in the globe, thanks to their mind-boggling wages, there exist some players who don’t receive the same and are way below in the charts, like Max Kinsey and Charlie Crew. Today, we will look at the lowest paid Premier League player, who have the caliber to become highly paid individuals in the upcoming seasons.

List of Premier League Lowest Paid Player Currently

Before we discuss in detail who is the lowest paid player in the Premier League, we would first offer a dim view of how much they earn currently. The low wages don’t reflect their performances, as most players in this list are important members of their respective Premier League teams. The list is made in descending order.

Who is the Lowest Paid Player in the Premier League in 2025?

We have made a list of 10 players who are the lowest paid in the Premier League. However, it is Charlie Crew of the recently promoted team Leeds United who receives the lowest weekly and annual wage in the competition. More details about the individuals, along with their weekly salaries, are mentioned below.

10. Nathan Fraser – Wolverhampton Wanderers

At the very beginning of our list of the lowest paid Premier League player, we have the Wolverhampton Wanderers player Nathan Fraser, who has signed a 3-year long contract with Wolves, which will pay the Irish Centre forward Fraser £130,000. His salary positions him as one of the Premier League lowest paid player this season. However, with the official summer window yet to get over, there are chances that one of the many signings that are midway will replace the player in our list.

9. Oluwaseun Adewumi - Burnley

The Austrian attacking midfielder Oluwaseun Adewumi is left with three 3 years of contract with the recently promoted club to the uppermost tier of English Football, Burnley. His salary of £130,000 puts the player at eighth spot in the list of the lowest paid player in English Premier League. The earnings show the current role of the player in the team, but with growth in his football career, it is very much expected that he won't be there in our next edition of the analytical article.

8. David Ozoh – Crystal Palace

David Ozoh, who is registered with FA Cup winner Crystal Palace, earns a weekly salary of £2,000, which makes it £104,000 a year. The current salary bracket where the English player is placed makes him the lowest paid Premier League player as of the beginning of the 2025 season. Looking at its performance last season in the 2nd division of the English Football Pyramid, it is evident that he has the potential to be a the 'main guy' in the team. The career trajectory only shows fruitful years ahead of the English midfielder, but till then, he has to play with the tag of one of the lowest paid player in the Premier League.

7. Max Kinsey – Bournemouth

Bournemouth’s 20-year-old centre-back Max Kinsey is the lowest paid Premier League player, who earns a weekly salary of £2,000 per week, which amounts to £104,000 per year. He is mainly a member of the U-21 contingent; however, he was part of the senior team’s matchday squad on 14 Premier League games. His salary earned him the title of Premier League lowest paid player.

6. Tawanda Chirewa - Wolves

Another Wolverhampton player has made it to the list of the lowest paid Premier League player. The Zimbabwe player Tawanda Chirewa earns a weekly salary of £2,000 for his services to Wolverhampton Wanderers. His last couple of season shows that the player is on decline in his career, which can further impact his wages and may force him to leave England. Currently, the player has returned to Molineux after having a below-par season at Dundee United and with no vacancies in the main squad, another loan spell is on the cards for the African player in Premier League.

5. Ahmed Abudullahi – Sunderland

Ahmed Abdullahi, who is one of the torchbearers of Nigeria in the most watched league in the world, plays for Sunderland and earns £104,000 annually, placing him among the Premier League lowest paid players. With only 2 matches played in the last season, the player has returned to the English Premier League and may depart for another loan spell if not used by the current manager of Sunderland Regis le Bris in the upcoming gameweeks.

4. Harry Tyrer – Everton

The English goalkeeper Harry Tyrer, who is registered with Everton in the English Premier League, has an annual salary of £78,000, which makes him one of the lowest paid player in English Premier League. In his last season with Blackpool in League One, he had a decent season in which he kept 12 clean sheets in 38 appearances for the English Side. With lots of potential in him, the player can vanish from the list with just one move to a decent club who are seeking a goalkeeper with good reflexes and a zeal to win matches.

3. Dan Neil – Sunderland

The Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil, earns £70,000 annually, placing him among the lowest paid player in the Premier League. His performance last season was decent, and if he continues playing the way he is now, the sky could be the limit for the English player. However, until he secures a regular spot in the starting eleven or finds a good club that believes in him, he has to be in the same bracket as other Premier League lowest paid player.

2. Harrison Armstrong – Everton

The English midfielder Harrison Armstrong has a 3-year deal with Everton, which allows him to play for the Toffees till the year 2028. Harrison Armstrong's current salary falls in the price range of £60,000 - £65,000, justifying his previous season's performance, where Harrison Armstrong played 3 matches for Everton without any major contributions. However, for an 18-year-old, salary should not be his main concern; instead, he must focus on improving his form, which could eventually lead to a rise from his current annual salary of £62,400, which has kept the player in the list of the lowest paid Premier League player.

1. Charlie Crew – Leeds United

The 19-year-old player Charlie Crew, who is the lowest paid player in the Premier League right now has a contract with Premier League club Leeds United running till 2028. The contract offers the young lad a weekly salary of £1,000, which makes up to £52,000 annually. As per the latest reports, the player is set to join League One Doncaster Rovers on a year-long deal. Given his performance in the youth stages, it will be no surprise if, in the next edition, Crew's name is missing from the list of the lowest paid player in the Premier League.

Note: The list is provisional, as the 2025/26 summer transfer window is still open.