Argentina and Barcelona star Lionel Messi remains the world's most generously compensated footballer with a yearly wage of 74 million euros ($84.3 million, £59.3 million), as indicated by a report set to show up in Tuesday's version of France Football magazine.
Messi's profit in 2015 rose by nine million euros contrasted with the past figures, keeping the five-time Ballon d'Or champ in front of Cristiano Ronaldo (67.4m euros) and Neymar (43.5m euros) as the main three stayed unaltered for the third year running.
The magazine's appraisals depended on players' pre-charge pay rates, sponsorship incomes and different rewards.
Blessed messenger Di Maria was the top-gaining player in France with 24 million euros taking after his off-season move from Manchester United, with the Argentine barely in front of Paris Saint-Germain fellow team members Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Be that as it may, figures in France represented player wages and contract rewards, as per the report.
In spite of his sacking from Chelsea in December, Jose Mourinho was the most noteworthy winning mentor on 24 million euros, with Pep Guardiola and Fabio Capello balancing the main three
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