Pisa has officially claimed the top position in Serie A`s “lowest wage bill” ranking for the 2025/26 season, thus replacing Lecce as the club that allocates the least towards its first-team player salaries. This shift marks a notable change in the league`s financial landscape concerning player remuneration, highlighting Pisa`s commitment to a more economical approach.
According to detailed information from the specialized portal Capology, Pisa proudly maintains the most contained salary expenses across the entire championship. It`s a common trend for clubs that undergo significant squad overhauls during the transfer window for new acquisitions to lead the individual salary charts. For Pisa, Dutch international Calvin Stengs emerges as the highest-paid player, closely followed by Juan Cuadrado. Stefano Moreo, one of the club`s long-standing players, completes the top three earners for what is now known as Serie A`s most “frugal” squad.
Pisa`s 2025/26 Wage Bill and Player Salaries
Total Gross Wage Bill: 19.1 million euros (10.6 million net)
- Calvin Stengs 2.3 million euros gross/year (1.3 net)
- Juan Cuadrado 1.9 million euros gross/year (1.0 net)
- Stefano Moreo 1.7 million euros gross/year (0.9 net)
- M`Bala Nzola 1.4 million euros gross/year (0.8 net)
- Mehdi Leris 1.2 million euros gross/year (0.7 net)
- Adrian Semper 1.1 million euros gross/year (0.6 net)
- Michel Aebischer 1.0 million euros gross/year (0.8 net)
- Raul Albiol 0.9 million euros gross/year (0.5 net)
- Henrik Meister 0.8 million euros gross/year (0.5 net)
- Ebenezer Akinsanmiro 0.7 million euros gross/year (0.4 net)
- Simone Scuffet 0.7 million euros gross/year (0.4 net)
- Lorran 0.6 million euros gross/year (0.3 net)
- Isak Vural 0.5 million euros gross/year (0.3 net)
- Arturo Calabresi 0.4 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Matteo Tramoni 0.4 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Mateus Lusuardi 0.4 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Simone Canestrelli 0.4 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Giovanni Bonfanti 0.3 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Francesco Coppola 0.3 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Malthe Hojholt 0.3 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Nicolas 0.3 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Samuele Angori 0.3 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Antonio Caracciolo 0.3 million euros gross/year (0.2 net)
- Idrissa Toure 0.2 million euros gross/year (0.1 net)
- Tomas Esteves 0.2 million euros gross/year (0.1 net)
- Gabriele Piccinini 0.2 million euros gross/year (0.1 net)
- Ante Vukovic 0.2 million euros gross/year (0.1 net)
- Daniel Denoon 0.1 million euros gross/year (0.1 net)
- Marius Marin 0.1 million euros gross/year (0.1 net)
