Israeli Stars Manor Solomon and Daniel Peretz Rank High in Championship Salaries
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israeli footballers Manor Solomon and Daniel Peretz have had their salaries revealed in England's Championship league. Solomon is the second-highest earner at West Ham with £75,000 weekly and ranks fifth in the league. Peretz earns £35,000 weekly and is ninth at Southampton, showing a significant difference in their earnings.
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- Manor Solomon earns approximately £75,000 weekly, ranking him fifth in the Championship.
- Solomon is the second-highest paid player at West Ham, behind Jarrod Bowen.
- Daniel Peretz earns about £35,000 weekly at Southampton.
- Peretz is ranked ninth in Southampton's salary structure.
- Solomon's salary places him among the top earners in the second-tier English league.
Israeli players Manor Solomon and Daniel Peretz are among the top earners in England's second-tier Championship league, according to newly revealed salary data. Solomon, playing for West Ham, reportedly earns around £75,000 per week, positioning him as the second-highest earner at his club, behind Jarrod Bowen. This salary also places him among the league's elite, ranking fifth overall in the Championship salary table.
Peretz, a teammate of Solomon's at West Ham, earns approximately £35,000 weekly. He is ranked ninth in Southampton's salary hierarchy, with eight teammates earning more. Notably, his salary is significantly lower than that of top earners at Southampton such as Aaron Ramsdale, who makes £120,000 weekly, and James Ward-Prowse, who earns £100,000 weekly.
Solomon's substantial weekly wage of £75,000 puts him in the top tier of Championship salaries, on par with players like Kyle Walker, José Sá, and Jean Bellegarde. He trails only Jarrod Bowen, Kieran Trippier and Toti in the league-wide earnings list. The figures highlight a considerable disparity between the two Israeli players' earnings and their respective standings within their clubs' salary structures.
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