Hamza Choudhury has joined Championship club Sheffield United on loan from Leicester City. The midfielder, who made the move during the winter transfer window, earns more than any other player at the club.
Hamza, who is set to make his debut for the Bangladesh national team in March, will earn £2.6 million per year from Sheffield. In Bangladeshi currency, this amounts to approximately 398 million taka. However, his initial contract with Sheffield runs only until the end of the current season. That means he will receive this salary until June for now.
Sheffield United is currently second in the Championship table, meaning they have a strong chance of playing in the Premier League next season. They could even win the Championship title. If Hamza’s loan spell goes well, Sheffield is interested in signing the Bangladesh-born midfielder permanently.
After Hamza, the second-highest earner at Sheffield is defender Rob Holding, who receives an annual salary of around £2.34 million (approximately 358.1 million taka). The third-highest earners, including Anel Ahmedhodžić, midfielders Gustavo Hamer, Tom Davies, and Vinícius Souza, receive £1.56 million per year (approximately 238.8 million taka).
