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Zlatan Ibrahimovic of Inter-Milan and Ricardo Kaka of AC Milan were both earning 750,000 euros a month as of Feb. '09, and as such are the highest paid footballers in the world.
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Highest paid soccer player salary?
John Terry gets the highest salary I think. That is 150,000 pounds a week.
Soccer players pay?
The average salary for a soccer player is $141,903.13. The highest paid soccer player is Robbie Keane who makes $4 million per year.
Highest paid soccer player?
When sponsorships are taken into account along with salary: Cristiano Ronaldo
Who is the highest paid soccer player per week?
The highest paid player is Christiano Ronaldo , of real Madrid. with a weekly salary of about 225 thousand pounds.
Highest salary in soccer?
The highest salary in soccer goes to professional soccer played Cristiano Ronaldo. He earns approximately $73 million per year, plus endorsements.
What is the gross monthly income of a pro soccer player?
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Highest salary in sports?
The boxer Floyd Mayweather is the highest paid athlete of all time, with a salary of 105 million dollars a year. The next highest paid athlete is soccer player Christiano Ronaldo. His salary is 80 million dollars a year.
What is the average salary of pro indoor soccer player?
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The highest paid soccer player in English premier league?
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Who is the highest paid Mexican soccer player?
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What is the average salary for a soccer player in Germany?
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