How much Money will Bukayo Saka earn with his new Arsenal Contract till 2030?

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Arsenal have officially confirmed that their talismanic winger, Bukayo Saka, has signed a massive five-year contract extension. The deal, ensures the "Starboy" remains at the Emirates Stadium until June 2030, making him the highest-paid player in the current squad

After nearly a year of intense negotiations, Saka has committed his peak years to his boyhood club. The new terms represent a significant pay rise from his previous £195,000-a-week agreement.

The timing of this signature is no coincidence. With Arsenal currently five points clear at the top of the Premier League and competing in the Champions League Round of 16, securing Saka was a priority for Sporting Director Berta and Manager Mikel Arteta. Both Real Madrid and Manchester City had been monitoring Saka's situation as he entered the final 18 months of his previous deal. This ends any transfer speculation for the near future.

Recently, he showcased a new dimension to his game, thriving in a central No. 10 role during cup fixtures. Arteta views him as the primary creative engine of the team's future.

Saka joins other key stars like William Saliba (signed until 2030) and Martin Ødegaard in committing to long-term projects, ensuring the core of the team stays together during their prime years.

How much Money will Bukayo Saka earn with New Contract?

Bukayo Saka is likely to earn a significant amount after penning a new deal for the Gunners.

Note: Figures are gross (before tax) and exclude performance-related bonuses, which could push the weekly figure closer to £350,000.

Where Saka Ranks: Club and League Comparison

This contract cements Saka's status as the face of the "New Arsenal." He has now officially overtaken Kai Havertz (£280,000/week) and Gabriel Jesus (£265,000/week) to become the top earner at the club.

In the broader context of the Premier League, Saka now enters the "Top 5 Elite Earners" bracket:

1. Erling Haaland (Man City): £525,000 / week
2. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool): £400,000 / week
3. Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool): £350,000 / week
4. Casemiro (Man Utd): £350,000 / week
5. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal): £300,000 / week (tied with Bruno Fernandes)

The "Starboy" Legacy: Career at a Glance

Since making his first-team debut at age 17 in 2018, Saka has become a symbolic figure for the Hale End academy.

Appearances: 217 Premier League games.

Goal Contributions: 57 goals and 48 assists in the league.

Current Season: 8 goals in 34 appearances across all competitions.

International Status: A locked-in starter for Thomas Tuchel’s England squad with 48 caps and 14 goals.