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Riqui Puig, absent in the 'top 10' of highest salary in MLS

Published:25/10/2022 - 21:59h

Updated:25/10/2022 - 21:59h

Riqui Puig left to the MLS to continue with his sportive career. The mediocampista found minutes and continuity, and besides a good quality of life in Los Angeles, although his index card has remained a bit delayed of the best wages

The Association of Players of the MLS (MLSPA, by his acronyms in English) gave to know his update on the wages from the second window of transfers in the North American league. Between the names that more stand out are the ones of Lorenzo Insigne, Federico Bernardeschi or Héctor Herrera, although they surprise the figures of Gareth Bleat and Riqui Puig in his respective teams of Los Angeles.

The Italian Insigne has a wage of record of 14 million dollars, surpassing by 6 millions to the Swiss Xherdan Shaqiri. The extreme, the one who had arrived in the wintry market had turned into the most expensive signing when having a wage of 8.15 million dollars, saw surpassed by the exfutbolista of Napoli. In this beginning of year the exjugador of the Bayern had left backwards the wage of Chicharito Hernández with the THE Galaxy of 7.4 million dollars.

Insigne, the one who arrived in summer with the Canadian institution, signed by four seasons and will look for to improve his performance and the one of his team in the 2023, after his club remained deleted when finalising in penultimate of the Conference This. The Italian marked 6 goals in 11 parties that contested in the 2022. By his part, Riqui Puig does not go in in the 20 better wages of the tournament, although it is very near.

The Spanish arrived this summer to United States, playing his first 'playoffs' in the American league, remaining deleted in the quarter-finals in front of the LAFC of Sail and Bleat. In the list also stand out the Spanish Alejandro Pozuelo, Carles Gil and Cristian Tello. After his respective experiences in Europe, the three footballers now are figures in his new clubs.