Sheffield United players agree 10% wage deferrals and here are their new weekly wages - in pictures

Phil Jagielka is Sheffield United's top earner on £50,000 a week. With the club's players agreeing to a 10 per cent wage deferral for six months, that becomes £45,000, although the club captain's contract expires on June 30 Getty. All figures according to Spotrac.com

Mo Besic - £30,000 a week down to £27,000. Getty

Lys Mousset - £25,000 a week down to £22,500. Getty

Oliver Norwood - £15,000 a week to £13,500. Reuters

Billy Sharp - £12,000 a week to £10,800. Getty

Luke Freeman - £10,000 a week drops to £9,000. Reuters

Dean Henderson - £10,000 a week to £9,000. Getty

Jack O'Connell - £10,000 a week to £9,000. Getty

Leon Clarke - £9,000 a week to £8,100. Getty

John Fleck - £8,000 a week to £7,200. Getty

John Egan - £7,500 a week to £6,750. Reuters

Simon Moore - £5,000 a week to £4,500. Reuters

Kieron Freeman - £4,500 a week to £4,050.. Getty

George Baldock - £4,000 a week to £3,600. Getty

John Lundstram - £4,000 a week to £3,600. PA

Ben Osborn - £4,000 a week to £3,600. Getty

Enda Stevens - £4,000 a week to £3,600. Reuters

Kean Bryan - £3,000 a week drops to £2,700. Getty

The entire Sheffield United squad, including manager Chris Wilder and his backroom team, have agreed to defer 10 per cent of their wages for six months to help the club through the coronavirus pandemic.

The gesture comes from one of the worst-paid teams in the Premier League, with chief executive Stephen Bettis also agreeing a wage deferral.

The Blades are seventh in the table after gaining promotion last year to the lucrative Premier League, which has been put on hold since early March to help contain the Covid-19 outbreak.

United become the fourth Premier League club to agree wage cuts or deferrals, after Southampton, West Ham United and Arsenal.

What does it mean for the players? Check out the Sheffield United earnings in the gallery above.

To see the next weekly salary and how much it has been reduced, swipe the picture.