Player		Weekly ⬍	Yearly ⬍	Age	Contract Until
Georginio Wijnaldum		€ 288,000	15000000 € 15m	35	2026
Demarai Gray		€ 90,000	4680000 € 4.7m	28	2027
Álvaro Medrán		€ 78,500	4080000 € 4.1m	31	2027
Marek Rodák		€ 68,700	3570000 € 3.6m	29	2027
Moussa Dembélé		€ 67,300	3500000 € 3.5m	29	2027
Abdullah Madu		€ 62,000	3224000 € 3.2m	31	2025
Mukhtar Ali		€ 62,000	3224000 € 3.2m	27	2029
Madallah Al-Olayan		€ 49,000	2548000 € 2.5m	29	2028
Abdulbasit Hindi		€ 37,000	1924000 € 1.9m	26	2027
Jack Hendry		€ 33,000	1716000 € 1.7m	29	2026
Majed Dawran		€ 12,000	624000 € 624k	24	2029
Hamed Al-Ghamdi		€ 11,000	572000 € 572k	26	2026
João Costa		€ 11,000	572000 € 572k	25	2028
Ahmad Al-Harbi		€ 9,000	468000 € 468k	26	2028
Meshal Al-Sibyani		€ 9,000	468000 € 468k	25	2027
Turki Baaljawsh		€ 6,000	312000 € 312k	25	2026
Radhi Al-Otaibi		€ 5,000	260000 € 260k	23	2027
Abdullah Al-Khateeb		€ 3,000	156000 € 156k	28	2026
Mohammed Abdulrahman		€ 2,000	104000 € 104k	24	2028

Al-Ettifaq Saudi Football Club has the fourth highest wage bill in Saudi Pro League as they will be spending €45 million on player salaries for 2025/26 season. The average yearly salary in the first-team squad is around €1.5 million which is a lot less then what the top three clubs in the league are spending.

However, they have made it clear that they wont be spending and giving out massive contracts to some of the cast off european talent. This move will surely reduced their wage bill and help them sustain in the league if TV revenues do not improve for the Saudi League. Currently their highest paid player in the squad is Georginio Wijnaldum who is earning €15 million a-year (tax free) into his last year of the contract.