2014 MLS Salaries Released

[Hortical]

MLS salaries released, showing Kaka nets MLS-record $7.1 million

Kyle Bonn

Sep 29, 2014, 7:12 PM EDT

Major League Soccer released its current public salary records, and we have a new record for guaranteed value.
Kaka, the marquee signing by expansion club Orlando City SC, will make a record $6.6 million in annual value and $7.1 million in guaranteed compensation, the highest ever in MLS.

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[HL]

Gats to respect the MLS business model.....>>>>>

Kaka will be helpful in further developing the league. His employment is also to sell tickets around the league.

Maybe we should check with Jawgeinho to see if Robinho is still coming to MLS.

[Bricktop]

short term gratification...don't see how this is good long term for MLS...the knock on the league is that it's for over the hill stars to get a last payday...this cements that view

[HL]

MLS is just 21 years old.

It's business model IMO is much better that it's european counterpart.

In the next 10 or so years, MLS will surpass europe in all functions. This include attracting the best footballers.

Yes, i agree that currently it attracts the tyiad legs that are out to pasture. But their presence and function is to build the American football club system that will be equal or better than them all.

[Paul Marin]

MLS is just 21 years old.

It's business model IMO is much better that it's european counterpart.

In the next 10 or so years, MLS will surpass europe in all functions. This include attracting the best footballers.

Yes, i agree that currently it attracts the tyiad legs that are out to pasture. But their presence and function is to build the American football club system that will be equal or better than them all.

Sadly, the model is one that will work, but without relegation, it isn't really "football" is it? Your other predictions...we'll have to wait and see.

[Zeppo]

MLS is just 21 years old.

Actually, this is only MLS's 19th season.