Football Manager 2015 has released their post-January transfer window update. Following my policy of cribbing data from them and posting things that interest me, I have decided to update the Southampton Weekly Salaries post from last month.
As I stated then, I have no idea how accurate these figures
are and they do not take into account performance bonuses. On the other hand, last summer when I was
considering Financial Fair Play issues FM’s base salaries fairly closely
corresponded to the information released by the club for the players’ salaries
as a whole.
I have left the last numbers in so it is easy to see the
changes. The salaries are in thousands
of pounds per week.
PLAYER CURRENT NOVEMBER 2014
Alderweireld £68 £78
Ramirez £55 £55
Osvaldo £54 £54
Long £50 £50
Mane £45 £45
Bertrand £43 £35
Tadic £42 £42
Elia £40 £46 (at former club)
Forster £40 £40
Ward-Prose £40 £20 (Signed new contract between data bases.)
Pelle £37 £37
Wanyama £34 £34
Schneiderlin £34 £34
S. Davis £34 £34 (Signed new contract between data bases.)
Fonte £34 £34
Boruc £32 £32
Gardos £30 £30
Rodriguez £28 £28
Yoshida £28 £22.5 (Signed new contract between data bases.)
Clyne £27 £27
Cork gone £25
Mayuka £23 £23
Hooiveld £18 £18
K. Davis £16 £16
Gazzaniga £14 £14
Djuricic £10.8 £12.2 (At former club.)
Gallagher £10 £10
Reed £10 £10
Everyone else is
listed as making £5K or less a week so I
will stop here.
According to FM
2015, Southampton’s total weekly pay has increased £49K since September 1,
2014. However, that includes the £10K
per week drop in Alderweireld’s pay which almost certainly did not happen. Presumably, the experts at FM decided that
they overstated his salary in the first database which would mean an actual
increase of £59K. Assuming that, this
year, that total is only paid for half a year, that would use up only £1.5M of
the summer’s transfer profits and would certainly not move us anywhere near our
salary cap.
McCarthy. Turnbull,
and Mugabi have signed new deals since the transfer window closed. Possibly they are making £5K or more now, but
I have no way to determine that. I do
not think their increased salaries are significant to Southampton’s overall financial
position—although I am sure that the individual players are quite pleased.
I am slightly
surprised that there has been no extension of Lloyd Isgrove’s contract. Given our potential need for club trained
players to fill out our European roster next year, there would seem to be no
good reason not to sign him. Possibly,
the contract is being negotiated even now.
Where is Vergil wages?
ReplyDeleteHe was not on the club when this was posted. His salary is posted in the updated version which is linked at the top of the article.
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