I'm curious why we haven't got Transfer Funds to burn.. thinking about this earlier today and trying to "arrange" the first team squad in terms of wages I concluded that, Lukaku is most likely the top earner but, after him, it's anyone's guess and by PL standards we don't seem to have many big earners and there is surely some wiggle room with the new money coming in to invest in more players and increase a few players wages (Stones, McCarthy etc).
I'd posit that the weekly wage bill for the 1st team squad might look a bit like this - taking into account experience, age and previous earnings (sometimes at big clubs like City, United and Chelsea) which will have been much lower for the likes of Besic in Hungary for example:
1 Lukaku circa £90K
2 Mirallas circa £60-80K
3 Baines
4 Jags
5 Howard
6 Barry
7 Cleverley circa £50K
8 Barkley
9 McCarthy
10 Deulofeu
11 Pienaar
12 Coleman circa £40K
13 Kone
14 Naismith
15 Gibson
16 Osman
17 Besic circa £30K
18 Stones
19 McGeady
20 Hibbert circa £20K
21 Oviedo
22 Robles
If that was about right the annual wage bill for the above would be circa £54M so, IIRC, the annual wage bill of £62M (at the last count) is within my estimate when you include those who have left and the other players, management and coaches.
So, it seems to be we aren't burning money like some of the PL (nor can we afford to). I'd guess, outside the top 6 finishing teams (the usual lot) there isn't the pay structure massively different to that which the above earn at Goodison.