After joining Stamford Bridge from Internacional in 2012, the Brazilian made 203 appearances for the team, tallying 110 assists and scoring 61 goals.

Along with winning the League Cup in 2015 and the Europa League in his debut season, he also won two Premier League titles with the Blues, in 2015 and 2017.

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This was the case even though, at the age of 25, he was at the height of his career and was receiving interest from Juventus, Inter Milan, AC Milan, and Atletico Madrid.

The midfield player now reportedly makes £20.8 million a year, though.

He signed a five-year contract extension in December 2019, just before the league’s regulations changed to limit international players’ annual salary to £2.7 million starting in 2020.

Oscar has thus far taken home a staggering £146.2 million in salary alone.

He has since won two league championships, the most recent of which was last season.

With 208 games played for Shanghai, he has already eclipsed the number of appearances he made for Chelsea.

Even more astounding is the fact that he is still only 32, which means he has lots of time remaining to continue his profession and earn more money.

Additionally, he acknowledged to talkSPORT earlier this year that returning to Chelsea would be a “dream.”