Juventus spends over 106 milioni di euro annually, translating to more than 1,6 milioni a settimana in player salaries alone, according to figures published by Tuttosport and Football and Finance. While the club’s total expenditure on player wages reaches massive figures, individual player earnings vary significantly across the roster for the 2026–27 season.
Juventus Wage Bill and Net Spend Estimates
Financial estimates from Football and Finance place Juventus’s total net player spending at roughly 84,95 milioni di euro, amounting to approximately 145,52 milioni in gross costs when factoring in taxes and bonuses for the 2026–27 campaign. Tuttosport’s reporting sets the yearly base and bonus commitments around 106 milioni di euro.
Notably, players currently out on loan—such as Fabio Miretti, Joao Mario, Lois Openda, Michele Di Gregorio, and Vasilije Adzic—are omitted from this payroll calculation because their wages are not currently paid by the Bianconeri.
Lowest Earners in the Juventus Squad
At the bottom end of the salary scale, veteran goalkeeper Carlo Pinsoglio earns 0,375 milioni (0,3 milioni+0,075 di bonus) annually, which includes 0,3 milioni in base salary and 0,075 di bonus in bonuses, running on a contract through June 30, 2027. Young forward Jeff Ekhator, who arrived from Genoa, earns 1,495 milioni (1,3 milioni+0,195 di bonus) (1,3 milioni base plus 0,195 di bonus in bonuses), though a series of physical issues have limited his immediate impact following a difficult start to the season. Defender Juan Cabal matches that bracket at 1,5 milioni (1,2 milioni+0,3 di bonus) total (1,2 milioni base plus 0,3 di bonus in bonuses) while recovering from an injury.
Meanwhile, Polish goalkeeper Kamil Grabara accounts for 2,125 milioni (1,7 milioni+0,425 di bonus) (1,7 milioni base plus 0,425 di bonus in bonuses). Grabara suffered a severe cruciate ligament tear after making just one appearance and providing one assist, prompting Juventus to bring in Brazilian goalkeeper Neto as a replacement. Neto’s official terms remain undisclosed, though Tuttosport notes his package is expected to stay below one million euros.
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