Discover the ultimate rundown of the top eight highest-paid rugby stars dominating the Gallagher Premiership in 2024!
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Brace yourself as we unveil the elite earners, providing exclusive insights into the lucrative contracts of the eight players commanding the highest paychecks in the league.
#8. Tom Curry (Sale Sharks) – £460,000 per season
Curry, the dynamic flanker of Sale Sharks, commands a £430,000 salary. Known for his relentless work rate and uncompromising physicality, Curry epitomizes the modern openside flanker.
A stalwart in both club and international arenas, his defensive prowess and breakdown expertise make him a nightmare for opponents.
#7. Marcus Smith (Harlequins) – £490,000
Smith, the prodigious talent of Harlequins, secures a £490,000 deal. With his innate flair and playmaking abilities, Smith orchestrates the Quins’ attacking prowess with finesse.
A rising star in English rugby, his vision and composure belie his youth, earning him accolades as one of the game’s brightest prospects.
#6. Ellis Genge (Bristol Bears) £520,000
Genge, the formidable prop of Bristol Bears, commands a £520,000 salary. Renowned for his explosive power and relentless aggression, Genge dominates the scrum with unmatched ferocity.
A cornerstone of Bristol’s forward pack, his tenacity and grit inspire teammates and intimidate opponents alike. Off the field, Genge is an advocate for diversity and inclusion, using his platform to drive positive change in rugby and society.
#5. George Ford (Sale Sharks) – £550,000
Ford, orchestrator extraordinaire at Sale Sharks, boasts a £550,000 contract. With a keen eye for tactical play and precision kicking, Ford’s rugby IQ is unparalleled.
A seasoned England international, he guides his team with finesse, often turning the tide in crucial moments. Beyond the pitch, Ford’s humility and dedication set an inspiring example for aspiring athletes.
