Love Rugby: The biggest spenders of the 10 clubs in the treble-winning season


The salary cap – a £6.4m limit on squad spending, although ‘credit’ offers for home-grown talent and other factors that stretch the cap to £7.8m – will remain the same.

The fly-half is the highest paid in the Prem at £260,000, with the back-row second at £192,000.

The lowest paid position is wing at £132,000, with prop at £144,000 slightly higher.

Like Russell, Sale’s George Ford, Harlequins’ Marcus Smith and Saracens’ Maro Itoje are among the players left out, with an average salary of £533,000.

Bottom side Newcastle spent the least of all clubs and failed to reach £4m overall.

Chief executive Simon Massey-Taylor said: “The cap is being supported by everyone and is central to driving Love’s competition.

“With six different winners in as many years, we should all be proud of our system which ensures that any club, on any given day, can compete for the biggest prize in English rugby.”

Bath won the Premiership Rugby Cup and European Challenge Cup last year, along with their first league title since 1996.



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