Arsenal stars agree pay cuts and these are their new weekly salaries - in pictures

Mikel Arteta and his players slash wages to help the club amid coronavirus

Mesut Ozil leads the highest earners at Arsenal, pocketing £350,000 per week. That would have dropped to £306,250 if he had accepted a 12.5 per cent cut. Swipe to see what his team-mates are paid. All figures according to spotrac.com. AFP

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - £200,000 falls to £175,000. AFP

Alexandre Lacazette - £182,051 down to £159,294. AFP

Nicolas Pepe - £140,000 down to £122,500. Reuters

David Luiz - £125,673 to £109,964. AFP

Hector Bellerin - £110,000 falls to £96,250. AFP

Sead Kolasinac - £100,000 down to £87,500. Reuters

Bernd Leno - £100,000 drops to £87,500. Reuters

Granit Xhaka - £100,000 to £87,500. AFP

Sokratis Papastathopoulos - £92,000 drops to £80,500. Reuters

Shkodran Mustafi - £90,000 falls to £78,750. Reuters

Lucas Torreira - £75,000 down to £65,625. AFP

Dani Ceballos - £51,923 to £45,432. Reuters

Calum Chambers - £50,000 down to £43,750. Reuters

Matteo Guendouzi - £40,000 to £35,000. AFP

Ainsley Maitland-Niles - £35,000 to £30,625. Reuters

Rob Holding - £25,000 down to £21,875. Reuters

Emiliano Martinez - £21,667 drops to £18,958. Reuters

Arsenal became the first Premier League club to agree a coronavirus pay cut with their players as manager Mikel Arteta and his stars slashed their wages by 12.5 per cent.

After Southampton and West Ham announced wage deferral agreements with their players, Arsenal went one step further by securing the pay cut from Arteta and the first-team squad.

"We are pleased to announce that we have reached a voluntary agreement with our first-team players, head coach and core coaching staff to help support the club at this critical time," Arsenal said in a statement.

What does it mean for the players? The Arsenal earnings are in the gallery above. To see the next weekly salary and how much it has been reduced, swipe the picture.