David Beckham, 32, was the highest-paid footballer for three years until 2005. He now has a $5.5m (£2.8m) basic salary that could be worth as much as $250m (£127m) over five years with endorsements and profit sharing, according to the Galaxy.
Barcelona's Lionel Messi and Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo rose to third and fourth, with incomes of £18.3m and £15.5m respectively. It is the first time they have been in the top 10. David Beckham still the BEST....
Barcelona's Lionel Messi and Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo rose to third and fourth, with incomes of £18.3m and £15.5m respectively. It is the first time they have been in the top 10. David Beckham still the BEST....
Football's rich list
1 David Beckham, Los Angeles Galaxy, £24.7m
2 Ronaldinho, Barcelona, £19.2m
3 Lionel Messi, Barcelona, £18.3m
4 Cristiano Ronaldo, Manchester United, £15.5m
5 Thierry Henry, Barcelona, £13.4m
6 John Terry, Chelsea, £11.1m
7 Michael Ballack, Chelsea, £11m
8 Ronaldo, Milan, £10.7m
9 Kaka, Milan, £10.3m
10 Steven Gerrard, Liverpool, £9.4m
Source: France Football (income includes salary and endorsements)
2 Ronaldinho, Barcelona, £19.2m
3 Lionel Messi, Barcelona, £18.3m
4 Cristiano Ronaldo, Manchester United, £15.5m
5 Thierry Henry, Barcelona, £13.4m
6 John Terry, Chelsea, £11.1m
7 Michael Ballack, Chelsea, £11m
8 Ronaldo, Milan, £10.7m
9 Kaka, Milan, £10.3m
10 Steven Gerrard, Liverpool, £9.4m
Source: France Football (income includes salary and endorsements)
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