Cameroon, Egypt Lead Highest-Paid African Players in EPL

Several African footballers have secured high-value contracts in the Premier League, with Mohamed Salah leading as the highest-paid African player, earning £400,000 per week after a new two-year extension with Liverpool. Omar Marmoush and Bryan Mbeumo also made headlines with significant transfer fees and wages, joining Manchester City and Manchester United respectively. Ghanaian players have made notable contributions to the Premier League, with Michael Essien holding the record for most appearances among Ghanaians and earning multiple titles with Chelsea, while others like André Ayew and Thomas Partey have also reached over 100 league appearances. The careers of some Ghanaian footballers are marked by frequent club moves, exemplified by players such as Samuel Inkoom and others who have played for numerous clubs across different countries. Meanwhile, Bermudian footballers continue to impact leagues in England and the U.S., with recent notable performances from Kenni Thompson and others. These developments underscore the growing influence of African and Bermudian talent in global football leagues.