Real Madrid, the most successful football club in Spain and Europe, has once again shown its dominance over the Spanish league by leading the way when it comes to weekly salaries.

According to new statistics released by Transfermarkt, Real Madrid is currently paying out an average of $2.7 million per week for their players, making them the highest paid team in La Liga.

This figure represents a significant increase from last year, where Real Madrid was ranked second on the list with an average salary of $1.8 million per week.

The increase in salary is not surprising given the success that Real Madrid has enjoyed in recent years. The club has won three consecutive Champions League titles and has been consistently among the top teams in the world for many years.

However, despite this success, Real Madrid still faces competition from other clubs in the league. Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have also been reported to be offering attractive salaries to key players, which could potentially lead to further changes in the league's hierarchy.

Overall, Real Madrid's commitment to providing its players with high salaries is likely to continue as they look to maintain their position at the top of the league. With such a strong financial base, the club will undoubtedly continue to attract some of the best talent available, ensuring that they remain one of the most dominant forces in European football.