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title: "Aston Villa wages: How much do Coutinho, Digne and McGinn earn at Villa Park?"
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author: "Tom Cunningham"
section: "Aston Villa"
published: "2022-07-04T20:30:58Z"
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# Aston Villa wages: How much do Coutinho, Digne and McGinn earn at Villa Park?

[Aston Villa](https://www.footballtransfertavern.com/aston-villa-news/) have splashed the cash in the last year or so, with the likes of Leon Bailey, Lucas Digne and Philippe Coutinho moving to Villa Park. With the new arrivals came a larger wage bill and that could increase even more this year, with potential summer signings joining the already signed Diego Carlos.

The Villans are clearly a club with European football in mind; they just need the consistency to earn that place. That’s something Gerrard will hope to add in his full season in charge, as he looks to dislodge his side from the depths of mid-table and into the excitement of the top half.

Those at Villa Park will be desperate to see the money make a difference on the pitch next season, though, as they look to reach higher ambitions.

With that said, as per [SalarySport](https://salarysport.com/football/premier-league/aston-villa-f.c./), you can see last season’s wages at Aston Villa below…

![Aston Villa Leon Bailey and Steven Gerrard](https://cdn.footballtransfertavern.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/leon-bailey-steven-gerrard-aston-villa-scaled.jpg) **Philippe Coutinho – £150,000**

**Danny Ings – £100,000**

**Lucas Digne – £100,000**

**Ashley Young – £88,000**

**Leon Bailey – £85,000**

**Emiliano Buendia – £82,000**

**Ezri Konsa – £72,000**

**John McGinn – £70,000**

**Jacob Ramsey – £70,000**

**Tyrone Mings – £67,000**

**Bertrand Traore – £63,000**

**Morgan Sanson – £59,000**

**Douglas Luiz – £52,000**

**Calum Chambers – £52,000**

**Emiliano Martinez – £47,000**

**Ollie Watkins – £44,000**

**Anwar El Ghazi – £38,000**

**Marvelous Nakamba – £34,000**

**Kortney Hause – £25,000**

**Keinan Davis – £25,000**

**Matty Cash – £24,000**

**Jed Steer – £20,000**

**Carney Chukwuemeka – £2,400**

**Cameron Archer – £2,400**

![Aston Villa striker Danny Ings](https://cdn.footballtransfertavern.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Aston-Villa-striker-Danny-Ings.jpeg)

On the whole, the wages all seem fair at Aston Villa, with every player around the mark they should be at when considering their role in the squad. When compared to other Premier League clubs, Villa [rank 12th](https://www.planetfootball.com/quick-reads/how-every-premier-league-clubs-wage-bill-compare-to-their-league-position/) for highest wage bill, which reflects their final league position of 14th last season.

But they deserve some credit for how low their wage bill was last season, despite attracting Champions League quality players to the club such as Coutinho and Bailey. Come the end of next season, however, if their ambitions are anything to go by Villa’s wage bill could rank much higher compared to the rest of the Premier League.

The summer transfer window still has a long way to go, too. With so long left, we could see the Midlands club splash the cash once more before Deadline Day arrives. Likewise, we could also see some outgoings before the window is up. Gerrard will know which players are capable of achieving the goals that have been set out, and which players are surplus to requirements.

But come the end of August, Gerrard will hope to have a squad moulded in his image of what it takes for a club to gain European football.