Paul Pogba is currently No 1 at Old Trafford after his wages soared following their qualification for the Champions League.
Pogba, who earned a basic wage of £165,000 in his first campaign back at United, has seen that rise to £200,000 after winning the Europa League.
With additional commercial rights revenue, the central midfielder is now on in the region of £260,000. That is without factoring in a loyalty bonus of just under £3.5m.
Romelu Lukaku comes in below that, while David de Gea's £200,000-a-week contract looks primed to be increased after Mourinho confirmed United will offer their goalkeeper fresh terms.
United have an option to extend De Gea's four-year contract, which runs out next year, by a further 12 months. But Mourinho wants the Spaniard around for far longer.
'Mr Woodward is not on holiday – he barely has holidays – and of course he is going to try to give him a contract that keeps him here for much more than the option that, of course, we are going to execute,' Mourinho said last week.
Juan Mata is one whose future remains uncertain, with it revealed this week that United have yet to trigger an extension on an agreement which earns him in the region of £145,000 per week
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