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Published 07:15 28 Aug 2015 BST
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The research found that the likes of Marouane Fellaini, Thibaut Courtois and Vincent Kompany and the other 31 Belgians across Europe's top leagues were raking it in while Montenegro's Stevan Jovetic must be shouldering quite a lot of the wages going to the six Montenegrin players.
The figures were compiled by SportingIntelligence.com who produce a breakdown of global sports surveys each year and the numbers make a little bit more sense when you consider the fact that the high number of active Italian, Spanish and French players is driving down the numbers.
But it makes for surprising reading to see the likes of the England, Netherlands and Portugal so low down on the list while poor ol' Ireland are languishing in 23rd spot.
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