English Premier League stars buy modest cars

Economic:

LONDON (Reuters) – Some Premiership footballers prefer to have low-priced cars in spite of high salaries earned by their teams, according to a British report.

The Sun newspaper has published a list of Premiership players with cheap or reasonably priced cars, such as Bernardo Silva and Rahim Sterling, who own cars under $ 20,000.

The Sun, despite its high wages for others, avoids luxury cars such as Ferrari and Lamborghini.

List of players who own affordable cars

Portuguese Bernardo SilvaThe Manchester City player owns a two-seat Smart Fortwo, which costs about $ 14,000, although his weekly income is $ 152,000, or $ 608,000 a month and $ 7.2 million a year.

English Rahim Stirling: The Manchester City player owns a $ 14,000 smart car with a weekly income of $ 380,000, or $ 1.25 million a month and $ 18.2 million a year.

French Njolo Canti: The Chelsea player owns a $ 25,000 Mini Cooper, with a weekly income of $ 367,000, or $ 1.46 million a month and $ 17.6 million a year.

John Stones: The Manchester City player owns the clbadic Mini Cooper, which costs $ 31,000, although his weekly income is $ 126,000, or $ 504,000 a month and $ 6 million a year.

Pedro Rodriguez: The Chelsea player owns the $ 280,000 Peugeot 280 Gatti, although his weekly income is $ 126,000, or $ 504,000 and $ 6 million a year.

According to Statista statistics, the average salary of English Premier League players is $ 1 million a year, with the highest salary cap for players like Manchester United being $ 7 million a year.

Football stars usually like expensive cars such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Brazilian Neymar da Silva, who typically buy Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bugatti Veyron and other luxury cars.