who are the three top richest football players in the world?
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The first from current France football magazine is Ronaldinho with 15.9 million pounds, followed by Beckham with 12.5 millions pounds and Rooney with 11.2 millions pounds.
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At the moment the world record for a football transfer is £47 million, which was paid by Real Madrid to Juventus in 2001 for Zidan who will be at the World Cup after coming out of internation retirement.
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a year ago David beckham was the highest paid footballer\nbut.\nduring 2006 ronaldinho signed huge contracts with Nike,Trident,lays and yes he is the highest paid player in the whole world
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Zinedine Zidane \n\nIn 2001 he was transferred from Italian team Juventus to Spanish club side Real Madrid on a four year contract. The transfer fee was £47 million (approx. $66 million US), making him the most expensive player in football history
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1 ronaldinho\n2 totti\n3 kaka\n4 eto'o\n \nand retired\n\n1 pelé\n2 maradona (cheater)
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Ronaldinho who plays for FC Barcelona for 23 million Euros/year
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According to the new agreement, Ronaldinho's fixed annual salary would rise in increments to 6.5 million Euros ($9.53 million Cdn ) in 2008, when his current contract expires. It would then increase in line with inflation.\n\nReal Madrid and England soccer star David Beckham with his annual income of $26.8 million is the best-paid soccer player in the world, according to France Football magazine’s annual list.
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As of April 25, 2006:\nRonaldinho enjoyed an annual revenue of 23 million euros ($28.47 million), said France Football, which added up the salaries, bonuses, sponsorship deals and other sources of income for each player.\n\nBeckham follows with a total of 18 million, down from 25 million the previous year. Brazil and Real Madrid forward Ronaldo is in third place, having pocketed 17.4 million euros while England and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is fourth in the list with an income of 16.1 million euros.\n\n\nCurrent English Manager:  Sven-Göran Eriksson, sixth and final year with team
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PELE;MARADONA;BECKENBAUER
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probably the best players like ronaldinho, rooney, henry etc.
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1- Just Fontaine\n2- Pélé\n3- Gorges Weah\n4- Romario\n5- Van Basten\n6- Paulo ROSSI\n7-Johan Cruyff\n8- Maradona\n9- Milla\n10- Ronaldo
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yes i know its ronaldhino. he cost $36million/week
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1. Beckham \n2. Zidane \n3. Ronaldo\n4. Gonzalez Blanco \n5. Ronaldhino\n6. Kahn \n7. Owen \n8. rooney \n9. Vieri \n10. Henry
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Pelé, Eusébio, Di Steffano, Puskas.\n\nRonaldo, Ronaldinho, Romário, Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo.
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It's hard information to find out as clubs don't wish to disclose the individual player wages. In 2005 player wages at Chelsea totalled over £115m which was £30m over that of second highest payers Manchester United. Considering the players that Chelsea have bought since then it is highly likely this has risen even higher and will continue to do so with the likes of Michael Ballack to sign shortly on a ridiculous amount of money.\n\nAs for the highest earner it is almost certainly Frank Lampard who is rumoured to be on over £100,000 a week though Chelsea have called a press conference for Monday where they are expected to unveil Michael Ballack. Ballack is apparently set to become the highest paid player at the club. \n\nThe lowest paid player will be the younger players in the squad.
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1 Ronaldinho \n2 David Beckham \n3 Wayne Rooney \n4 Samuel Eto’o \n5 Lionel Messi
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Top Ten !\n\n1. Zinedine Zidane (France)\nFrom Juventus Turin (Italy) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $93.2million\n\n2. Luis Figo (Portugal)\nFrom F.C. Barcelona (Spain) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2000-2001\nFee: USD $76.6million\n\n3. Hernan Crespo (Argentina)\nfrom Parma (Italy) to Lazio Rome (Italy)\nSeason 2000-2001\nFee: USD $70.1million\n\n4. Gaizka Mendieta (Spain)\nFrom Valencia (Spain) to Lazio Roma (Italy)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $59.5million\n\n5. Rio Ferdinand (England)\nFrom Leeds United (England) to Manchester United (England)\nSeason 2002-2003\nFee: USD $58.1million\n\n6. Juan Sebastian Veron (Argentina)\nFrom Lazio Rome (Italy) to Manchester United (England)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $57.5million\n\n7. Ronaldo (Brazil)\nFrom Inter Milan (Italy) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2002-2003\nFee: USD $55.8million\n\n8. Rui Costa (Portugal)\nFrom Fiorentina (Italy) to\nA.C. Milan (Italy)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $54.2million\n\n9. Christian Vieri (Italy)\nFrom Lazio Rome (Italy) to Inter Milan (Italy)\nSeason 1999-2000\nFee: USD $52.9million\n\n10. Filippo Inzaghi (Italy)\nFrom Juventus Turin (Italy) to A.C. Milan\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $51.1million\n\nRate of Exchange:\n1 USD = 0.804973 EUR\n1 EUR = 1.24228 USD