Rayong FC 2024 - Player Wages
Rayong FC have a total of 17 players in their home squad. The highest earning player in the squad is Hiromichi Katano earning AU $2,280 per week.
Rayong FC play in the Thai League Two, the premier division of mens professional football in Thailand.
The teams total wage bill is:- AU $566,124 per year
- AU $10,887 per week
Active Squad:
| Player Name | Weekly Wage | Yearly Salary | Age | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hiromichi Katano | AU $2,280 | AU $118,560 | 41 | D RC | Japan |
| Lwin Moe Aung | AU $1,425 | AU $74,100 | 23 | AM C | Myanmar |
| Tiago Chulapa | AU $1,311 | AU $68,172 | 35 | ST | Brazil |
| Ryoma Ito | AU $893 | AU $46,436 | 24 | AM L | Japan |
| Manish Dangi | AU $798 | AU $41,496 | 21 | AM RLC | Nepal |
| Siwakorn Sangwong | AU $627 | AU $32,604 | 26 | DM | Thailand |
| Yodrak Namuangrak | AU $494 | AU $25,688 | 33 | D/WB L | Thailand |
| Naphat Jaruphutpukdee | AU $399 | AU $20,748 | 27 | D C | Thailand |
| Wasusiwakit Phosririt | AU $399 | AU $20,748 | 31 | D RC | Thailand |
| Suwat Junboonpha | AU $399 | AU $20,748 | 30 | D RC | Thailand |
| Noppakun Kadtoon | AU $399 | AU $20,748 | GK | Thailand | |
| Theppitak Pholjuang | AU $304 | AU $15,808 | 24 | AM C | Thailand |
| Pongsakorn Takum | AU $304 | AU $15,808 | 30 | D R | Thailand |
| Kittiphat Kullapha | AU $266 | AU $13,832 | 18 | D/WB L | Thailand |
| Aphiwat Hanchai | AU $209 | AU $10,868 | 24 | D LC, DM, M LC | Thailand |
| Auten Samarnthai | AU $190 | AU $9,880 | 25 | AM C | Thailand |
| Saharat Rattanawijit | AU $190 | AU $9,880 | 24 | ST | Thailand |
Who is Rayong FC's highest earner?
Hiromichi Katano has the highest salary at Rayong FC, earning AU $2,280 per week
What is Rayong FC's yearly wage bill in 2024?
Rayong FC total salary bill is AU $566,124 per year
What is Rayong FC's weekly wage bill in 2024?
Rayong FC total salary bill is AU $10,887 per week
What league do Rayong FC's play in?
Rayong FC play in the Thai League Two, the premier division of mens professional football in Thailand.
Other Thai League Two teams:
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