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ManU's Wayne Rooney Tops English Premier League's Richest Footballers List

A Wealth-X top 10 list revealed that ManU and England forward Wayne Rooney is the wealthiest English-born footballer in the EPL with an estimated net worth of £45M ($73M). Rio Ferdinand, Michael Carrick and Ashley Young also made the list for "The Red Devils," bringing the combined net worth of these four teammates to £111M ($182M). At 35, Ferdinand and Frank Lampard from Chelsea are the oldest players on the list. The youngest is Man City midfielder James Milner, who is 27. Rooney earns approximately £250,000 ($410,000) a week before taxes on his current contract, and also rakes in money from endorsement deals with companies including Nike and book publisher HarperCollins.

 Rank

Name

Club

Net Worth
(in £M)

Net Worth
(in $M)

 1

 Wayne Rooney

ManU

 45

 73

 2

 Rio Ferdinand

 ManU 

 37

 60

 3

 Frank Lampard

Chelsea

 31

 51

 4

 John Terry

 Chelsea

 29

 48

 5

 Steven Gerrard

 Liverpool

 29

 47

The combined net worth of the top 10 footballers on the list is £255M ($417M) (Wealth-X). The complete list.

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