Israeli Players' Salaries Revealed in England's Championship League
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Israeli players Manor Solomon and Daniel Peretz have had their salaries revealed in England's Championship league. Solomon earns 75,000 pounds weekly at West Ham, ranking him fifth in the league and second on his team. Peretz earns 35,000 pounds weekly at Southampton, ranking ninth on his team. The figures highlight a significant pay gap between the two players.
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- Manor Solomon earns 75,000 pounds weekly, ranking him fifth in the Championship and second at West Ham.
- Daniel Peretz earns 35,000 pounds weekly at Southampton, ranking ninth on his team.
- Solomon's salary places him among the highest earners in the English second division.
- There is a significant pay difference between Solomon and Peretz.
- Both players have had a strong start to the Championship season.
Israeli footballers Manor Solomon and Daniel Peretz have begun the season well in the English Championship, with details of their salaries now disclosed. Solomon is ranked second on West Ham's salary list, earning approximately 75,000 pounds weekly, placing him among the league's highest earners. This salary also positions him fifth overall in the Championship.
Peretz, playing for Southampton, earns about 35,000 pounds per week and is ninth on his team's salary table. He is out-earned by eight teammates, including Aaron Ramsdale, who earns 120,000 pounds weekly as a backup, and James Ward-Prowse, with 100,000 pounds.
Solomon's significant earnings highlight a notable pay disparity between the two Israeli players. While Solomon ranks high both within his club and the league, Peretz's salary, though substantial for the second tier, places him lower on his team's roster. Other high earners in the Championship include Jarrod Bowen, Kieran Trippier, and Raúl Jiménez.
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