Wrexham Salaries 2025/26

Championship

Top Earner: K. Moore (€1.9M)

Lowest Earner: A. James (€55K)

K. Moore

Top Earner

A. James

Lowest Earner

Player Salaries

Estimated yearly salaries.

Salary Insights

Key takeaways from the wage structure.

Wrexham's 34x Salary Gap

There is a massive disparity between the highest and lowest earners at the club. Top earner Kieffer Moore's €1.9M salary is approximately 34 times greater than the €55K salary of the lowest-paid player, 21-year-old defender Aaron James.

The Six-Man €935K Club

A significant salary cluster exists at Wrexham, with six players from defense, midfield, and attack all earning exactly €935K per year. This group includes defenders Callum Doyle and Liberato Cacace, midfielders Ben Sheaf, Josh Windass, and Matty James, and forward Sam Smith.

One Defender's Salary Exceeds All Goalkeepers

Defender Conor Coady's individual salary of €1.6M is greater than the combined wages of all three goalkeepers on the squad, whose total salaries amount to €1.3M.

Both Right-Backs Earn Less Than Youngest Striker

The combined salaries of the club's two right-backs, Ryan Barnett (€312K) and Aaron James (€55K), total just €367K. This is less than the individual salary of the team's youngest forward, 21-year-old Bailey Cadamarteri (€395K).

Attacking Midfield Pay Varies Wildly

There is a significant wage disparity among the team's three attacking midfielders. Josh Windass earns €935K, which is nearly double the salary of Davis Keillor-Dunn (€485K) and more than two and a half times that of Elliot Lee (€350K).

22-Year-Old Defender Earns Top-Tier Salary

At just 22 years old, centre-back Callum Doyle is one of the club's highest earners with a salary of €935K. He is the youngest player by three years in the club's top salary bracket, earning significantly more than most players in their prime.

Wrexham's Four-Tier Wage Structure

The squad's salaries are grouped into distinct tiers. An elite tier above €1.5M features Kieffer Moore and Conor Coady. A top tier, from €920K to €1.1M, includes key players like Lewis O'Brien and Ben Sheaf. A mid-tier group earns between €610K and €780K, while a core and youth tier makes up the rest of the squad on salaries below €600K.

O'Brien: Midfield's Lone Millionaire

Central midfielder Lewis O'Brien is the only midfielder at the club to earn over €1M per year. His €1.1M salary makes him the highest-paid player outside of the elite duo of Kieffer Moore and Conor Coady.

Conor Coady Leads The Defense

The highest-paid player in defense is centre-back Conor Coady. The 33-year-old earns an annual salary of €1.6M, making him the only defender earning over €1M.

Kieffer Moore is Top Earner

The club's overall top earner is Kieffer Moore. The 33-year-old centre-forward has an annual salary of €1.9M.

Transfer rumour salaries: No exact figures found for Wrexham targets

Latest reported salary figures for players linked with a move to the club.

No exact salary figures were reported for any incoming transfer rumours at Wrexham, adhering to the strict criteria of only including precise wage amounts for potential earnings at the club.

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Potential wage savings from Josh Windass and George Dobson departures

Potential departures and their salary impact.

Josh Windass, with a salary of €935K/year, is linked with a move to Rangers. George Dobson, earning €710K/year, is rumored to be moving to Sheffield Wednesday. Davis Keillor-Dunn, currently on €485K/year, is linked with Leicester City or Sheffield Wednesday. Arthur Okonkwo, who earns €187K/year, could depart for Leicester City.

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