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Man Utd’s 2021 wages revealed with Sancho club’s second highest-paid star on £350k a week and departed Pogba on £290k

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MAN UTD are no strangers to paying stars large salaries.

And their 2021 wage list made interesting reading – with that year’s £73million signing Jadon Sancho leaping to become one of the club’s top earners on £350,000-per-week.

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Jadon Sancho became Manchester United’s second-highest earner
The England star tripled his wage packet from Borussia Dortmund at Old TraffordCredit: The Sun

It was a huge jump for Sancho from the £100,000-per-week deal he was on at Dortmund.

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David De Gea topped the list, raking in £375,000 per week – totalling £19.5million a year.

However, it is worth noting their 2022 wage list would see Cristiano Ronaldo leading the way – on a reported £510,000-per-week.

But Sancho did slide in ahead of Paul Pogba, with the Frenchman earning £290,000 per week, before he recently departed to Juventus.

Anthony Martial (£250k), Edinson Cavani (£210k) and Marcus Rashford (£200k) are the others who broke the £200,000-a-week barrier – although Cavani was released last month.

Captain Harry Maguire pockets £190,000 per week while two-time United player-of-the-year Bruno Fernandes gets £180,000.

In fact, 14 first-team players all earn £100,000 or more per week, with the likes of Luke Shaw (£150k) and Fred (120k) next on the list.

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Juan Mata’s £160k-per-week wage bill is also now off the books.

While United aren’t paying Jesse Lingard £75,000 following the expiration of his contract.

A look at the career of Jadon Sancho as Manchester United agree a fee for the Dortmund winger

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