Tottenham continue to be heavily linked with a move for Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo in this summer’s transfer window, but what are his wages – and how do they compare to the current wage structure at Spurs? Let’s find out.Tottenham Hotspur’s transfer plans could pick up pace again after a rather quiet last few weeks in terms of incoming business.The last player to have walked through the door at Hotspur Way was Sandro Tonali, doing so after a major £100 million move.Reports suggest that Spurs are looking to offload a few players before making any further signings.The Lilywhites are in the market for forward additions, according to Roberto De Zerbi, who expects two or three new players to be signed this summer.Speaking on the potential of new signings coming through the door, he said: “I think two, maybe three, we have to see.”Photo by Carl Recine/Getty ImagesWhat wages Cody Gakpo is on at Liverpool and where that puts him at TottenhamOn the Lilywhites’ radar is Cody Gakpo. The Liverpool forward is capable of playing on the left as well as operating as a striker and false nine.Tottenham are expected to step up their efforts to sign Gakpo in the coming weeks, with talks set to enter key stages.The Dutchman’s numbers do suggest he is someone who could add to Tottenham’s goal contribution, having hit double figures for goal involvements in each of his last three seasons.Spurs could be looking to spend upwards of £60 million (€60 million) to sign Gakpo, but they would not only have to commit a sizeable transfer fee, as the 27-year-old also has a substantial wage packet.According to Capology, the Liverpool man is currently one of the highest paid at Anfield, pocketing a weekly wage of £250,000.Only Virgil van Dijk, Ryan Gravenberch, Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexander Isak earn more than the versatile forward.How Gakpo’s wages compare to Spurs’ structureInterestingly, Gakpo’s current salary does just about fit into Spurs’ wage bill, which was slightly increased this summer.For a long time, Tottenham had their players capped at £200,000 a week, but the big-money signing of Tonali saw that change. The Italian currently earns the same amount as Gakpo, with Spurs placing Tonali on £250,000 a week.However, should the Liverpool man move to north London, he could well demand a pay rise, which may mean Spurs have to break their wage structure once again.PlayerPositionCountryAnnual SalaryWeekly SalarySandro TonaliMidfielderItaly£13,000,000£250,000Cristian RomeroDefenderArgentina£10,140,000£195,000Xavi SimonsMidfielderNetherlands£10,140,000£195,000Mateus FernandesMidfielderPortugal£9,100,000£175,000James MaddisonMidfielderEngland£8,840,000£170,000Conor GallagherMidfielderEngland£8,320,000£160,000Mohammed KudusMidfielderGhana£7,800,000£150,000Dominic SolankeForwardEngland£7,280,000£140,000Dejan KulusevskiForwardSweden£5,720,000£110,000RicharlisonForwardBrazil£4,680,000£90,000Micky van de VenDefenderNetherlands£4,680,000£90,000Radu DragusinDefenderRomania£4,420,000£85,000Pedro PorroDefenderSpain£4,420,000£85,000Ben DaviesDefenderWales£4,160,000£80,000Rodrigo BentancurMidfielderUruguay£3,900,000£75,000Archie GrayMidfielderEngland£3,900,000£75,000Destiny UdogieDefenderItaly£3,900,000£75,000Guglielmo VicarioGoalkeeperItaly£3,900,000£75,000Pape Matar SarrMidfielderSenegal£3,640,000£70,000Kevin DansoDefenderAustria£3,380,000£65,000Lucas BergvallMidfielderSweden£3,120,000£60,000Mathys TelForwardFrance£2,860,000£55,000Wilson OdobertMidfielderFrance£2,080,000£40,000Djed SpenceDefenderEngland£2,080,000£40,000Antonin KinskyGoalkeeperCzechia£1,560,000£30,000SouzaDefenderBrazil£1,300,000£25,000Brandon AustinGoalkeeperEngland£780,000£15,000Ashley PhillipsDefenderEngland£780,000£15,000Dane ScarlettStrikerEngland£648,000£12,000Mikey MooreMidfielderEngland£260,000£5,000Yang-min HyeokMidfielderSouth Korea£260,000£5,000Jamie DonleyMidfielderEngland£213,200£4,100READ MORE: Tottenham delay could cost them as AC Milan look to hijack £60m transferThe post How Cody Gakpo’s mammoth wages would fit among Tottenham’s highest earners appeared first on Spurs Web.