An ex-Manchester City player recently shared a photo revealing the specifics of his pro contract. He playfully mentioned that the pay details were evidence of his long-standing ties to Saudi money. Having risen through City’s youth system, he was seen as a promising talent from a young age. His time with the senior team saw him make three appearances in total, the final one being in 2009. The contract in question was signed on March 29, 2007.
A former Manchester City player recently revealed the specifics of his professional contract by sharing an image on social media. Shaleum Logan disclosed that during the period of July 1st, 2007, to June 30th, 2008, he was earning £450 per week. Additionally, he would receive an extra £500 for every game he was selected for in the first-team squad of 16, along with another £500 if he actually played in the game. Moreover, if Logan started a match, he would be entitled to an appearance fee of £1,000 per game.
Ex-Manchester City player Shaleum Logan revealed information from his former professional contract.
In 2009, Logan had a brief stint in the Premier League with City and played one game against Portsmouth.
Logan, seen in a photo with Robinho, was earning a weekly salary of £450 during the 2007-2008 season. The contract was signed by Bernard Halford, City’s general secretary. Before signing this deal, Logan played in League Cup matches against Bristol City and Norwich. He made his one and only Premier League appearance for the club in a match against Portsmouth in 2009, where he would have received a hefty bonus. Throughout his time with City, Logan went on loan to Grimsby, Scunthorpe, Stockport, and Tranmere before being released in 2011. Following this, he played for Brentford and Aberdeen, with a loan stint at Hearts, before ultimately closing out his career at Cove Rangers. Nowadays, Logan is employed as a rope access bolting technician.