between £19,000 - £40-000 a year, The ruby elite will get paid near the £100,000 a year mark, but you could probably count them on your two hands. The Rugby elite will also earn more through sponsorship etc. Bear in mind that in Ruby League there is a cap on what a squad of players can be paid, the cap is up to 1 million pounds a year, but take into consideration that there are sometimes up to thirty players in a Rugby League squad.
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This varies depending on where you play, how important a player you are and what league you play in. For example. A run of the mill prop forward playing for a league 2 club may get paid £100 a win, while a star halfback may get £300 a win. Being paid per game/win is common in semi pro RL. However some semi pros are offered full time contracts as community development officers or in other roles, meaning the work for the club full time as well as play and train part time. Professionals in Super League and the NRL are paid a salary as full time pros, ranging from anything around £15k a year to £200k a year and beyond. We can only guess as to what they get paid though as it is very rarely disclosed. Salary in SL and the NRL is controlled by the salary cap. Star players well known to the public can also secure extra income from sponsorship. All in all it depends on how good a player you are, the kind of club yoou attract, and the kind of contract you negotiate.
A Rugby Union players gets much more than Rugby League players.
Rugby League players get between (in average) 80,000k-120,000k.
The highest paid rugby league player earns 500,000k a year.
super league player earn in the region of £65,000 a year to £500,000 a year.
In Australian NRL the average salary would be $100,000-$150,000. The top earn about $300,000-$500,000
Not much at all, Rugby League pay is so low compare to Union and AFL.
Their Average salary is between 75,000-100,000
Depends, how long you have been playing, your age, postion, who you play for, if you played any representives and your popularity.