Hull City Players Salaries 2019-20 (Confirmed)

Hull City after generating massive £19.3 million profit during 2017-18 season is now planning to re-shuffle their playing roster before starting their campaign in Championship, FA Cup and EFL Cup 2018-19 season. Although the club has displayed their worst performance in Premier League and faced huge losses during last season. Now Hull City has decided to reduce their players wage bills and sale some high earners to maintain their financial health. During 2017-18 season the club has spent around £17.9 million to recruit 7 new players into their squad whereas Hull City has also earned £40.7 million from their Player Sales.

Hull City has made interesting signings during 2017-18 season as the club has appointed 7 new players to strengthen their playing roster for around 1£7.9 million. Players joined Hull City includes MacDonald for £0.7 million, Mazuch for £1.8 million, Stewart for £4.1 million, Irvine for £1.9 million, Kingsley for 3.0 million, Toral for £3.0 and Dicko for £3.4 million whereas Hull City has also sale their 7 veteran players including Elmohammady for £1.0 million, Huddlestone for £2.0 million, Jakupovic for £2.1 million, Robertson for £8.1 million, Clucas for £14.7 million and Maguire for £12.3 million.

Hull City Players Salaries

Players Name	Position	Country	Weekly Wage	Contract until
David Marshall	Goalkeeper	Scotland	–	2019-06-30
George Long	Goalkeeper	England		2021-06-30
Will Mannion	Goalkeeper	England	–	2019-06-30
Ondrej Mazuch	Defender	Czech Republic	–	2018-06-30
Stephen Kingsley	Defender	Scotland	–	2020-06-30
Kevin Stewart	Midfielder	England	–	2020-06-30
Jackson Irvine	Midfielder	Scotland	–	2020-06-30
Markus Henriksen	Midfielder	Norway	–	2019-06-30
Daniel Batty	Midfielder	England	–	2019-06-30
James Weir	Midfielder	England	–	2019-06-30
Jon Toral	Midfielder	Spain	–	2020-06-30
Evandro	Midfielder	Brazil	–	2019-06-30
Kamil Grosicki	Midfielder	Poland	£18,000	2020-06-30
Jarrod Bowen	Midfielder	English	–	2020-06-30
Nouha Dicko	Forward	France	–	2020-06-30
Fraizer Campell	Forward	England	–	2019-06-30
Will Keane	Forward	Ireland	–	2019-06-30

Back in 2016-17 Summer Transfer Window Hull City has spent massive £34 million and appointed some most expensive players. The center midfielder Ryan Mason has joined this club and his transfer fee was estimated around £13 million whereas Kamil Grosicki was another expensive entry in this team as Stade Rennais left winger had charged huge £7 million to join this club.

Hull City Financial Statement 2019-20

Loss & Commercial Comparison

Well Hull City has suffered massive drop in their profit during 2017-18 season as the club’s annual profit has decreased to £19.3 million from last’s year £34.8 million whereas the TV Coverage and Broadcasting revenue of this club has also dropped down to £45.6 million from £93.9 million. The Matchday revenue of Hull City has also hit their worst level and the club has faced 55.3% loss in their Matchday revenue which now fall tom £7.2 million from £16.1 million.

The commercial revenue of Hull City has reduced to £2.9 million from £6.9 as majority of their sponsors cancelled their deals after Hull City lost failed to continue their status in Premier League. In current situation the management of Hull City has decided to slash down their club’s expenditures to avoid further losses and current the annual expenses of this club are settled down on £60.3 million from £107.5 million.