How Sebastien Haller, Jack Wilshere and West Ham players will be hit by 30% wage cut proposals

The Premier League wants players to take a 30 per cent pay cut to cope with financial losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic

Sebastian Haller is the top earner at West Ham on £121,000 per week, according to Forbes. West Ham's players agreed in April to defer wages while manager David Moyes and vice-chairman Karren Brady took a 30 per cent pay cut. Swipe right to see player wages before agreeing wage deferrals to help ease the club's finances during the coronavirus pandemic. Reuters

Andriy Yarmolenko - £115,000 per week. All remaining figures according to spotrac.com. AFP

Jack Wilshere - £100,000. Reuters

Felipe Anderson - £85,000. AFP

Pablo Zabaleta - £75,000. AFP

Michail Antonio - £70,000. Reuters

Manuel Lanzini - £70,000. AFP

Angelo Ogbonna - £70,000. EPA

Winston Reid - £70,000. Reuters

Issa Diop - £67,000. AFP

Lukasz Fabianski - £65,000. AFP

Aaron Cresswell - £50,000. AFP

Mark Noble - £50,000. Reuters

Carlos Sanchez - £50,000. Reuters

Fabián Balbuena - £40,000. AFP

Ryan Fredericks - £40,000. Reuters

Arthur Masuaku - £40,000. Reuters

Robert Snodgrass - £40,000. EPA

Declan Rice - £3,000 . Reuters

The Premier League wants footballers from the division's 20 clubs to take a 30 per cent pay cut to cope with losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Here we take a look at how those proposals will affect the highest earners at West Ham United, who are currently 16th in the table and only outside the relegation zone on goal difference.

The money the players agree to forgo is expected to go to good causes, including protective equipment for frontline health workers and towards salaries of non-playing staff members also forced to take wage cuts.

Above is a picture gallery of West Ham's highest earning players and how much they stand to forgo in the event of agreeing a 30 per cent wage cut.

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