Premier League stars flaunt luxury cars fueled by mega salaries
The Premier League is considered the best soccer league in the world for good reason. Astronomical salaries allow stars to lead lives full of luxury. According to "The Sun," players such as Erling Haaland from Manchester City and Mo Salah from Liverpool earn around $626,000 and $585,000 weekly. This enables them to own exclusive cars that automotive enthusiasts worldwide can envy.
Record-holder Erling Haaland boasts the most expensive vehicle—a Mercedes AMG One worth around $4.5 million. It has a top speed of 350 km/h and was produced in only 275 units.
Son Heung-min from Tottenham prefers a Lamborghini Aventador, avoiding versions in the colours of their rivals from Arsenal, while Virgil van Dijk from Liverpool values comfort and space, choosing an Audi Q7 and a Ferrari 488 for faster drives.
The Lamborghini Urus, the first SUV from the Italian sports car manufacturer, has become a popular choice among Premier League players due to its remarkable spaciousness and luxury, exemplified by Bukayo Saka from Arsenal, who owns a G-Class Wagon worth around $316,000.
Premier League players love cars
On the other hand, Marcus Rashford from Manchester United, in addition to his love for Rolls-Royces, recently decided on the super-fast McLaren 765 Longtail.
Among other players, the Range Rover Sport is a popular choice, selected by Declan Rice from West Ham, who values comfort and individual configuration possibilities.
Thanks to their high earnings, Premier League players do not spend expenses on luxury cars, which are an expression of their status and passion for automobiles.
