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Liverpool's Darwin Nunez is set to pocket a princely sum in Saudi Arabia, yet his earnings will still pale in comparison to the Premier League's top earner, Erling Haaland.

The 26-year-old Uruguayan forward is on the brink of signing for Al-Hilal in a deal worth an initial £46 million ($61.7M), with potential add-ons of around £10M ($13.4M).

This move will boost Liverpool's summer sales revenue to nearly £200M ($268.3M), with more expected as Harvey Elliott, valued at over £40M ($53.7M), is in discussions with RB Leipzig.

Nunez's departure also creates a vacancy in the forward line, which has already been bolstered by the arrival of Hugo Ekitike as part of a near-£300M ($402.5M) spending spree, and leaves the No.

Despite having a £110M ($147.6M) offer turned down last week, Liverpool remain keen on Alexander Isak.

However, this figure falls short of Manchester City's Haaland, who leads the Premier League's rich list with an annual income of approximately £27.3M ($36.6M), translating to weekly earnings of around £525,000 (704.2K).

At 25, the Norwegian scoring sensation inked a substantial long-term contract earlier this year, securing his place at the Etihad until the summer of 2034, when he will be in his mid-30s.

Following closely behind is Nunez's soon-to-be-former Liverpool teammate, Mohamed Salah on £20.3M ($27.2M), with Manchester United's Carlos Casimiro and another Liverpool player, Virgil van Dijk, both earning £18.2M ($24.4M).

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With the arrival of Ekitike and potential signing of Isak, Nunez's chances in the starting XI would have become increasingly scarce had he remained at Anfield.

His departure comes after Luis Diaz's exit from the club following his £65M ($87.2M) switch to Bayern Munich

In a parting message to Liverpool supporters on Instagram, Diaz acknowledged it would have been the "perfect goodbye" were it not for the devastating loss of teammate Diogo Jota in a car accident in Spain last month.

He posted: "It's good to be leaving with the feeling of a duty fulfilled, and, most of all, to be leaving a champion
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