Racing 92 and Toulon had been interested in securing a transfer for Sale Sharks centre and England international Tuilagi.
Manu Tuilagi has signed a new two-year contract at Sale Sharks.
The 29-year-old moved to the AJ Bell Stadium last summer after his decade of service to Leicester Tigers came to an abrupt end following a contract dispute.
With the centre only making seven appearances for Sale due to a long Achilles injury lay-off, Tuilagi has declared his delight at committing himself to the club until 2023.
Despite reported interest in the Samoa-born player from France and Japan, he has again ignored lucrative offers to move abroad.
Tuilagi has agreed to remain at Sale for at least another season, with the option of extending his stay with the Sharks until the end of the 2022-23 campaign.
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LIST: Every Gallagher Premiership team’s three highest-paid players
Bath RFC:
- Taulupe Faletau - £475,000
- Anthony Watson - £350,000
- Jonathan Joseph - £325,000
Bristol Bears:
- Charles Piutau - £1,000,000
- Steve Luatua - £620,000
- Semi Radradra - £521,000
Exeter Chiefs:
- Stuart Hogg - £550,000
- Henry Slade - £450,000
- Jonny Gray - £400,000
Gloucester:
- Jonny May - £275,000
- Joe Simpson - £210,000
Harlequins:
- Marcus Smith - £460,000
- Danny Care - £300,000
- Mike Brown – £300,000
Leicester Tigers:
- George Ford - £600,000
- Ben Youngs - £350,000
- Ellis Genge - £325,000
London Irish:
- Paddy Jackson - £500,000
- Sean O’Brien – £400,000
- Nick Phipps - £230,000
Newcastle Falcons:
- Toby Flood - £230,000
- Mark Wilson - £210,000
- Logovi'i Mulipola - £180,000
Northampton Saints:
- Dan Biggar - £600,000
- Taqele Naiyaravoro - £400,000
- Courtney Lawes - £320,000
Sale Sharks:
- Faf de Klerk - £500,000
- Manu Tuilagi - £350,000
- Tom Curry - £275,000
Wasps:
- Lima Sopoaga - £720,000
- Malakai Fekitoa - £450,000
- Joe Launchbury - £420,000
Worcester Warriors:
- Francois Hougaard - £350,000
- Duncan Weir - £250,000
- Matt Kvesic - £220,000
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- Jordie Barrett over Damian de Allende is far from being correct. The hype around Dupont is also overreaching, he's probably 4th in the world and has been since the 2023 WC. He also avoids certain matchups which is strange. The rest of the list is pretty good apart from minor subjective biases.JasonMarlow16-09-2026
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