The January transfer window concluded with some record-breaking moves, and some deals that left fans scratching their heads. In the Premier League, Chelsea were by far and away the most active team, spending close to £300 million for the month, including a British record <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/sport/football/2023/02/01/chelsea-confirm-107m-british-record-signing-of-enzo-fernandez-from-benfica/" target="_blank">£107m for Enzo Fernandez</a>'s move from Benfica. <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/tags/manchester-united/" target="_blank">Manchester United</a>, however, did not buy a single player to strengthen their push for a top-four place but bolstered their options with loan signings. The club sought cover for the injured Christian Eriksen by bringing in <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/sport/football/2023/02/01/marcel-sabitzers-last-minute-move-to-manchester-united-can-work-well-for-both-parties/" target="_blank">Marcel Sabitzer from Bayern Munich</a> on deadline day. Also, manager Erik ten Hag signed Netherlands forward Wout Weghorst – who was on loan at Turkish club Besiktas from Burnley – while Jack Butland's arrival added depth to the goalkeeping options. So after a season of churn, who are the top earning players at Old Trafford? The complete list of Manchester United player salaries for 2023 according to <a href="http://capology.com/" target="_blank">capology.com</a> – an online sports team and player contract website – can be seen in the picture gallery above. 1. David de Gea - £375,000 a week 2. Jadon Sancho - £350,000 a week 3. Raphael Varane - £340,000 a week 4. Casemiro - £300,000 a week 5. Anthony Martial - £250,000 a week 6. Bruno Fernandes - £240,000 a week 7. Marcus Rashford - £200,000 a week 8. Antony - £200,000 a week 9. Harry Maguire - £190,000 a week 10. Luke Shaw - £150,000 a week 10. Christian Eriksen - £150,000 a week