@@ashtongtv863 Depends, for the majority of premier league footballers their salary is their main income source. It's only young talent and the absolute top players/top players of their country who will make more in sponsorship than their salary.
This is why it’s actually a pretty good career path I mean you probably won’t be making the premier league but division 4 and higher your doing pretty good
@@Kopenhagen23but the pool that your accounting for being the best at by the time you get to 6th/7th division is so large that it’s probably not much different then if you chose a traditional career path. Remember most fields that pay well still have people who failed to get a job despite putting in endless hours, very Low earners, or even volunteers. It’s not much different when you really think about it other then the physical risk
@@LifeOfAFootPauler the thing is, you most likely aren’t making enough money to support yourself until league 2. And getting sponsors to pay for things like your gear or to fly you out for a try out is very difficult as everyone else is competing for such few spots. Going to university and graduating (even if it’s for a job that doesn’t pay well) I would say puts you in a better position than risking everything on a career where only the best make it. I can be a halfway decent programmer and make $200k after 15 years. I can’t be halfway decent at football and keep playing after 15 years
@@Kopenhagen23 i mean i get what your saying but Tbf, you can branch out into other forms of being in the game though like coaching or private training that is easier to do if you played. And comparing “programming” to “being a pro player” isn’t an even comparison. Programming is a broad term that encompasses all types of things from web development, to cybersecurity, to computer engineering, data analytics, etc , where as a player is a very particular singular part of a bigger field (sport). I think a more even comparison would be “making a living involved in football” vs “making a living with programming”. Which you can be involved in football as a: player, coach, private trainer, agent, referee, etc which are easier to break into when you’ve played. The point I’m trying to make is that I don’t think football is as much worse/harder of an option then alot of more traditional high skilled careers like medicine, law, business, etc then people make it out to be. It just seems that way because of who and what we’re comparing. We’re comparing people who invest endless money and time into formal, specific and tailored education (traditional professions) to people who majority just play for fun and train here and there, but aren’t the most intentional with their training and not with the most effective kind of drills, recovery, nutrition, coaching, etc (most footballers).
9th division you earn money. I’ve played at that level depending on your team but I got £25 a month (in 2018) but some teams were playing their player between £40-£150 a month
That’s pretty good. In the baseball minor leagues (the closest and only comparable sport system that USA has to the European league system) players basically make minimum wage.
Football pyramid 2 gaps = new tier 1 gap = different region Listed teams indicate scale ____________________________________ 8 divisions of county football league County premier league (Winkleigh) South west (eg) division one South west (eg) premier league SEMI-PRO Southern (eg) combination league Isthmian league division one north Isthmian league division one central Isthmian league division one south east Northern league division one east Northern league division one west Northern league division one midlands Southern league division one central Southern league division one south Northern premier league Isthmian premier league Southern league premier division central Southern league premier division south (Tiverton) National League North National League South National League PROFESSIONAL League Two League One Championship Premier League
No it’s not it’s the average of all players. In the prem you will have the main team earning DOSH but then young players count in making much less and lower down the league the less they pay
@@BellaTheDogo Young players have a minimum award income set by the FA. Not sure if it's still the same but any player whos signed a pre contract (under 18's to full contract when they turn 18). They used to make 40k a year + all expenses paid for, including boarding and scholarships.
9th Division(Step 5) players will be on an average of £200-300 a month, some players will be on drastically more 10th Division(Step 6) teams will still pay players but not much however some teams will not pay at all 11th Division(Step 7) your county leagues wont be paying any money however there will be teams here and there that give a little bit of cash to players so they will drop down a few levels
When you get to 250k per week, that's top of the league wages, City, Liverpool, Arsenal. Your wage largely depends on 2 things, Your age, and your skill.
@@BloxyWasntTaken you realise they actually can’t make more there isn’t enough money in it and it’s not the same level. Not enigh people watch it, also it doesn’t get broadcast on telly a lot and they don’t have big sponsors to be making the same money, in general it just isn’t the same level 😂
thing is people will think thats general pay but youll find maybe 1 or 2 players on that sort of money in them divisions and thats a massive chunk of them clubs budgets, but i geuse it up to a club how they spend that money and where! or they have very wealthy owners who can cover the costs expecting a return after success.
Urm, cause theres an entire world of competition and lots and lots of dreadful decisions regularly go against england (i wonder why). And also because most high level sports results are rigged. Maradonna 86 for example. The officials were clearly told this year argentina wins the world cup which is why everyone in the world saw maradonna punch the ball into the net except for the ppl officiating it. Go figure. 98 beckham dodgy red card when we all over argentina and had just stunned them with the goal of the tournament. I could go on and on but you clearly have little knowledge of football history
its based on average monthly pay but depending on age some players will be making this kind of money weekly, the older the player and the higher their talents the more money they make
You guys are not serious. What team in the 3rd and 4th division pays that about? Don’t even get me started on the lower divisions. You guys need to do your research before posting inaccurate things
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A 4th Division player make even more money than a fresh graduated teacher 😮
But a footballers career is what 10- 15 years
6th diviisn player is probabaly on par.
League two isn’t just a bunch of amateurs, It takes more years of training to become a footballer than a teacher
@bruisedknuckles2137 what team do you play for and whats your name
@bruisedknuckles2137ur name
I’m British and I never knew that there’s that many divisions💀
It goes all the way down from premier league to Sunday league
Same
Is it for real that there are this many leagues?
@@av98 yeah of course my local league is the 14th division
@@oofaviation8638 nah sunday league is not part of the step system, it’s only saturday football, sunday league is a separate league system
Vardy climbed from the bottom to the top
Proud of it
That’s not fully true but he did go through like half of it.
More like a quarter of the top to the most top
Not true at all. Vardy never played in the 84th division🤓🤓🤓
he started from the 8th division
10th division: you pay them 1k 💀
That literally how it is in the usa
And the players in the uk sides on 5 quid a appearance are ten times better than the ones in us
@vontroxity8542 USA doesn't even have a promotion or relegation system.
in comp u14 football in the us its 8k a year 💀
A🎉
250k a month?! 😂😂 more like a week
Some players
@@colemerchant8926 holy
They're talking average salary, if you take all premier league players their average salary is abit over £60k per week
Nope. 250k is the salary. The sponcer money is where it’s all at
@@ashtongtv863 Depends, for the majority of premier league footballers their salary is their main income source. It's only young talent and the absolute top players/top players of their country who will make more in sponsorship than their salary.
This is why it’s actually a pretty good career path I mean you probably won’t be making the premier league but division 4 and higher your doing pretty good
Yup. All you have to do is be one of the best in the world and practice every day 8 hours a day while managing a family/home life. So easy
Yea but most likely your going to retire at 35 or 40 max.
@@Kopenhagen23but the pool that your accounting for being the best at by the time you get to 6th/7th division is so large that it’s probably not much different then if you chose a traditional career path.
Remember most fields that pay well still have people who failed to get a job despite putting in endless hours, very Low earners, or even volunteers. It’s not much different when you really think about it other then the physical risk
@@LifeOfAFootPauler the thing is, you most likely aren’t making enough money to support yourself until league 2. And getting sponsors to pay for things like your gear or to fly you out for a try out is very difficult as everyone else is competing for such few spots. Going to university and graduating (even if it’s for a job that doesn’t pay well) I would say puts you in a better position than risking everything on a career where only the best make it. I can be a halfway decent programmer and make $200k after 15 years. I can’t be halfway decent at football and keep playing after 15 years
@@Kopenhagen23 i mean i get what your saying but Tbf, you can branch out into other forms of being in the game though like coaching or private training that is easier to do if you played. And comparing “programming” to “being a pro player” isn’t an even comparison. Programming is a broad term that encompasses all types of things from web development, to cybersecurity, to computer engineering, data analytics, etc , where as a player is a very particular singular part of a bigger field (sport). I think a more even comparison would be “making a living involved in football” vs “making a living with programming”. Which you can be involved in football as a: player, coach, private trainer, agent, referee, etc which are easier to break into when you’ve played.
The point I’m trying to make is that I don’t think football is as much worse/harder of an option then alot of more traditional high skilled careers like medicine, law, business, etc then people make it out to be. It just seems that way because of who and what we’re comparing.
We’re comparing people who invest endless money and time into formal, specific and tailored education (traditional professions) to people who majority just play for fun and train here and there, but aren’t the most intentional with their training and not with the most effective kind of drills, recovery, nutrition, coaching, etc (most footballers).
Damn even in the lower divisions people still make bag.
its hard
The first 4 is because they are all professional, the lower divisions have still some pro clubs and semi pro
Bro wore a Leeds shirt when he was talking about how much money people make in the second division 😂😂😂
cuz its a different person and leeds will probably be promoted to premier league nexxt season
@@kunra7477 Yes promoted
@@kunra7477watch them crumble in the playoffs
Leeds have been promoted bro
Will be*
Frightening to see people not knowing what averages are 💀
Yeah 6th decision make like 100 quid
Sixth decision 💀
@@Jusio division …
Just isn’t true though is it?
pls tell week or month
9th division you earn money. I’ve played at that level depending on your team but I got £25 a month (in 2018) but some teams were playing their player between £40-£150 a month
That's kinda what they meant not getting paid. The amount is just too little compared to other any other profession
That’s pretty good. In the baseball minor leagues (the closest and only comparable sport system that USA has to the European league system) players basically make minimum wage.
If you’re below AA you are literally making below minimum wage lol. It’s crazy, no one starting that low ever makes it to the MLB
Messi and Ronaldo laughing for how much they make a week
( Over a Million)
Mbappe🗿
idc
Can you do Germany
Its much the same
Worthing United in 9th division 💀my team is shit
Unlucky the other week, I live in Littlehampton lol 😂
the lower divisions take so much dedication to play for such little money...
No they don't. You do football as a hobby and have a fulltime job. You will generally train twice a week after work.
Its a hobby you can be working an office job and a team can ring you up fancy sitting on the bench for 50 pounds sure.
@@RustyVaperGameplaytwice a week with the team**. If you’re young you are most likely practicing every day before and after work/school
Football pyramid
2 gaps = new tier
1 gap = different region
Listed teams indicate scale
____________________________________
8 divisions of county football league
County premier league (Winkleigh)
South west (eg) division one
South west (eg) premier league
SEMI-PRO
Southern (eg) combination league
Isthmian league division one north
Isthmian league division one central
Isthmian league division one south east
Northern league division one east
Northern league division one west
Northern league division one midlands
Southern league division one central
Southern league division one south
Northern premier league
Isthmian premier league
Southern league premier division central
Southern league premier division south (Tiverton)
National League North
National League South
National League
PROFESSIONAL
League Two
League One
Championship
Premier League
-approximately 250k.” *ball smack*
You'll be surprised what some 9th Tier Teams pay players, especially in the Northern League
per moth this is per week lol
No it’s not it’s the average of all players. In the prem you will have the main team earning DOSH but then young players count in making much less and lower down the league the less they pay
@@BellaTheDogo Young players have a minimum award income set by the FA. Not sure if it's still the same but any player whos signed a pre contract (under 18's to full contract when they turn 18). They used to make 40k a year + all expenses paid for, including boarding and scholarships.
@@BellaTheDogo ahhh makes more sense i thought he was talking abt starting 11 players
Kiearan higs in the 5th division was making 1k a month
The people at the back be like
That would have been better if you called the division by their actually names 😂
why are you acting like its some dumbass thing to not do that
our football pyramid is actually so good
Luton town: we have been traveling through money
9th Division(Step 5) players will be on an average of £200-300 a month, some players will be on drastically more
10th Division(Step 6) teams will still pay players but not much however some teams will not pay at all
11th Division(Step 7) your county leagues wont be paying any money however there will be teams here and there that give a little bit of cash to players so they will drop down a few levels
D-D-DAYUUUM get me to the English 4th division right now
When you get to 250k per week, that's top of the league wages, City, Liverpool, Arsenal. Your wage largely depends on 2 things, Your age, and your skill.
My local team is in the championship lol and pretty close to playoffs
A watch a 6th division team our st makes 500 a game
Poor sunday players doesn't earn any.
13th league, school football: you earn £ reputation
1. Justin Jefferson
2. Tyreek Hill
3. The demon(George Pickens)
4. Megatron(Calvin Johnson jr
5. Randy Moss
Source: Zidanes hair 💀
These are the absolute maximums in those divisions, definitely not average.
Premier League makes bank
Wrexham players are gonna get a boost in wages!
9th div is normally a appearance free so you do get paid if ur played u can get a contract but it would probably be less than the appearance fee
4th division is around 2-5k per week 6 if you are like a star in the league
Hey I want to try be a pro footballer do u have any tips
They don't make 250k in the prem the top players get that and more
It’s an average not everyone earns as much as salah lmao
Definitely not an average of 250k in the prem.
Prem is average 60k champ 35k league 1 is 5k this video is crap
@@aaronscully2827 is this all per week?
@@aaronscully2827 this is per month
@@aaronscully2827 These salaries are monthly, but average monthly salary in premier league is 260k per month
@@ruslanalkhatib9631averages I’ve looked about 60k prem 35k championship 10k league 1 5k league 2 this is a week
In Cypriot 2nd division they make about 1k💀
When women say they want to be paid the same as men, they should always be asked which men.
Absolute waffle
Init
1 division they don't get paid
Still can't wait a international title 😂😂
and then there's women, 30k per year MAXIMUM
30k more than they did 15 years ago
@@mattep74 hundreds of millions less than men
Cuz all these teams till 6th division would beat almost any womens team there is
@@BloxyWasntTaken you realise they actually can’t make more there isn’t enough money in it and it’s not the same level. Not enigh people watch it, also it doesn’t get broadcast on telly a lot and they don’t have big sponsors to be making the same money, in general it just isn’t the same level 😂
Can you name some university to start pro soccer career while studying master’s
I have a strange desire to become a 5th division player now.
It goes all the way down to the 7th 8th or 9th division Man I feel bad for them 9th divisions. whoever down there keep working hard don't give up
The ones play there most likely play as a hobby rather than a job, most of them have an actual profession
To me they pay them like not a lot to me. That sounds like zero euros a month😂😂😂
Bro, I'm okay with 8th division
Are you getting payed?
There’s players at step 5 in the uk so like division 12 that are still getting paid to turn up this video is wholly accurate
Per year or week or month
Now do one about germany
I don't want money I want someone to train me and provide me with football boots because becoming a pro and playing with the legend is my dream
thing is people will think thats general pay but youll find maybe 1 or 2 players on that sort of money in them divisions and thats a massive chunk of them clubs budgets, but i geuse it up to a club how they spend that money and where! or they have very wealthy owners who can cover the costs expecting a return after success.
Then ronaldo with 3.8m a week
From Al nasr?
@@SuperNazmul yeah :)
But hes still a prick. No amount of money can buy that away
No such thing as 5th,6th division etc. It is 5th ,6th tier and now much players get depends on who they play for.
Is that monthly, yearly or weekly?
These numbers are, as you expected, incorrect.
9th division get payed £20-£200 per game
A week? a month? a year?
depends on age but on average other than the premier league these salaries are pretty similar to what most players will earn per week
As stated in the video it is per month
Do amateur get piad anything?
Super hard to train to be a football player 😭😭😭
How can join this academy please
Premier league 🙏
In mu country 800 is a lot cause u got to have a nice job but 7 th devision 😮
They got 9 divisions? The football level is so high there... How the hell the England National team don't be winning crap?
Urm, cause theres an entire world of competition and lots and lots of dreadful decisions regularly go against england (i wonder why). And also because most high level sports results are rigged. Maradonna 86 for example. The officials were clearly told this year argentina wins the world cup which is why everyone in the world saw maradonna punch the ball into the net except for the ppl officiating it. Go figure. 98 beckham dodgy red card when we all over argentina and had just stunned them with the goal of the tournament. I could go on and on but you clearly have little knowledge of football history
Because just about every major football nation has a similar system. Among other reasons.
An avarage player from *PREMIER LEAGUE* gets 250k a month I thought it would be higher
people calling this cap actually have negative ball knowledge, football pay in England is by far the best in the world
they were quite far off from 5th to 8th division and most players earn down to 10th and some 11th division
6th division making more bag then my parents every 6 months
Is it per month
A 6 division english player still makes more money than a Finnish Premier League player
Indonesian here. My salary is even lower than 8th division.
What is the name of the British football app for amateur and pro clubs
is this per week?
Per weak or month or year?
The song is Polzeine Guitar (my spelling is off)
Are they paid weekly or monthly
It's on a monthly basis
its based on average monthly pay but depending on age some players will be making this kind of money weekly, the older the player and the higher their talents the more money they make
Monthly, look under the Premier League caption and it says per month
England taking this to a new level bro I ain’t know there was 9 divisions
There's more actually, even officially recognized let alone the ones that not
in Prem they make 250K per week
how can I apply for a football club
You can't just apply for a football club. You prob need to be in a academy at age 11-15 I'd u want to get into top 5 div
@@theboltonking4204 yeah
@@theboltonking4204lol you must be living in the stone age 😂
@@pacyguy7144 actually it's way more competitive now, U can't just turn up to Sunderland Academy and ask to join
Get good at football. Simple
20th division you pay them 💀
In Croatia most of players in first league earn around 1000€ per month 🤣🤣🤣
i played in 3rd division. but in India🥲
Is that a game or a season
Can tell they r bri’ish cuz my guy said quid 😂
Duh 💀
9th is a banana & 5 cents
Is that monthly??
Completely not true. The average league 2 (4th devision) player makes over £120,000 a year. Which is abt £7000 a week. I’m a Barrow fan
In the second division (Chanpionship) our best player is paid 25k so this list is cap
Its in weeks in football
why did you put a bad team in the second division
May God bless you and your family brother keep making great videos wish you the best on your journey’s see you at the top❤️🫡💯🔝
You guys are not serious. What team in the 3rd and 4th division pays that about? Don’t even get me started on the lower divisions. You guys need to do your research before posting inaccurate things
Bro i could make so much money in the 3rd division
When will be a Vietnamese player go and played in Premiere League 😢 ?
Malaysia Vietnam Indonesia Thailand low class
Mad that my parents move to USA instead of England 😤
Its harder in England to go pro there are tons of academy players that got released and never made it in proffesional level