AC Milan salaries 2026-2027: Goncalo Ramos is the club's top earner, Samuel Chukwueze is on the same wages as Christian Pulisic, Ruben Loftus-Cheek earns more than Adrien Rabiot, while Alphadjo Cisse is on 500 thousand.
Here is the full breakdown of AC Milan players' wages for the 2026-27 season.
AC Milan's salary bill for the 2026-27 campaign is on the rise. According to figures reported by Calcio e Finanza, the Rossoneri are paying the 27 players in their squad combined net salaries of €64.8 million, which corresponds to roughly €103.14 million gross. AC Milan are fourth in Serie A's wage rankings, behind Inter, Juventus and Napoli.
AC Milan are closing the gap on Napoli.
Based on estimates published by Calcio e Finanza, AC Milan paid about €55.7 million net and just under €100 million gross in player salaries in 2025/26.
For 2026/27, the net wage bill climbs to €64.8 million, an increase of around €9.1 million, or 16.3%.
In gross terms, the overall figure reaches €103.14 million. AC Milan therefore move back above the €100 million threshold and nearer to Napoli, who are third in the Serie A standings at around €109.2 million.
Goncalo Ramos among the highest-paid, while Cisse has a salary of €500,000.
Mike Maignan, Mario Gila and Goncalo Ramos are at the top of Milan's wage list on €5 million net per season. Samuel Chukwueze and Christian Pulisic come next on €4 million. At the lower end are Alphadjo Cisse (€500,000), Christian Comotto (€300,000) and Lorenzo Torriani (€300,000).
All the salaries
Goncalo Ramos: €5 million;
Mike Maignan: 5 million;
Mario Gila: 5 million;
Samuel Chukwueze: 4 million;
Christian Pulisic: 4 million;
Ruben Loftus-Cheek: 4 million;
Adrien Rabiot: 3.5 million;
Luka Modric: 3.5 million;
Fikayo Tomori: 3.5 million;
Alexis Saelemaekers: 3.5 million;
Diego Moreira: 3 million;
Ardon Jashari: 2.5 million;
Pervis Estupinan: 2.5 million;
Matteo Gabbia: 2 million;
Yunus Musah: 2 million;
Omari Hutchinson: 1.8 million;
Strahinja Pavlovic: 1.7 million;
Koni De Winter: 1.7 million;
Warren Bondo: 1.5 million;
Sankhoun Diawara: 1 million;
Francesco Camarda: €800,000;
Pietro Terracciano: €800,000;
Filippo Terracciano: €800,000;
Davide Bartesaghi: €600,000;
Alphadjo Cisse: €500,000;
Christian Comotto: €300,000;
Lorenzo Torriani: €300,000.
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