An updated look at the wage bill at Tottenham Hotspur has revealed a significant shift at the very top of the club’s earning charts following a busy summer.With the 2026 summer transfer window officially closed, Tottenham can look back on the last few months as their best window in recent history. The Lilywhites spent a club-record figure of £394m on 10 new signings, all of whom arrived with valuable Premier League experience.To be fair to the hierarchy, it was a much-needed window given the troubles the squad has faced over the last two campaigns. Constant injury crises and a glaring lack of depth and quality go a long way to explain why Spurs finished just a spot above the relegation zone in back-to-back seasons.Tottenham had long been regarded as one of the more frugal members of the Premier League‘s so-called Big Six when it came to transfer spending, but that approach has clearly changed.Until this summer, the club’s record signing was Dominic Solanke at £65m, yet Spurs have now surpassed that mark three times over in a single window. The club splashed £85m apiece on both Savio and Mateus Fernandes, while also shattering their all-time transfer record with a £100m swoop for Sandro Tonali.Attracting that kind of talent also required Spurs to dismantle their long-standing, self-imposed wage cap – an ambition CEO Vinai Venkatesham suggested the club would pursue earlier this summer. And the board have certainly delivered on that.Credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramOmar Marmoush is technically Tottenham’s highest-paid playerCapology have now updated their figures for Tottenham’s player wages following the conclusion of the summer transfer window, giving us a clearer picture of how the club’s new-look squad compares financially.It is worth noting that because Omar Marmoush is technically only on loan from Man City for now, his £250,000 wages reflect what he earned in Manchester. Once Tottenham sign the forward permanently, that figure may drop slightly.Let’s take a look at the updated figures.RankPlayerWeekly SalaryAnnual Salary1Omar Marmoush£250,000£13,000,0002Sandro Tonali£200,000£10,400,0003Xavi Simons£195,000£10,140,0004James Maddison£170,000£8,840,0005Conor Gallagher£160,000£8,320,0006Mohammed Kudus£150,000£7,800,0007Marcos Senesi£150,000£7,800,0008Pedro Porro£150,000£7,800,0009Dominic Solanke£140,000£7,280,00010Savio£130,000£6,760,00011Micky van de Ven£120,000£6,240,00012Dejan Kulusevski£110,000£5,720,00013Mykhailo Mudryk£100,000£5,200,00014Richarlison£90,000£4,680,00015Ben Davies£80,000£4,160,00016Destiny Udogie£75,000£3,900,00017Archie Gray£75,000£3,900,00018Rodrigo Bentancur£75,000£3,900,00019Antonin Kinsky£60,000£3,120,00020Lucas Bergvall£60,000£3,120,00021Mathys Tel£55,000£2,860,00022Wilson Odobert£40,000£2,080,00023Brandon Austin£15,000£780,000How Tottenham’s players rank by reported weekly wagesIt is worth noting that Capology have not yet released wage figures for five of Tottenham’s summer arrivals: Andrew Robertson, Mateus Fernandes, Martin Dubravka, Jan Paul Van Hecke and Tosin Adarabioyo.The post Tottenham wage update reveals Sandro Tonali is no longer Spurs’ highest-paid player appeared first on Spurs Web.