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MLS Ticker: Updated salaries, D.C. United stadium, Rowe, and more

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MLS player salaries have been updated, while D.C. United received mixed news regarding its new stadium.

The MLS Players Union has updated its salary list, which now includes Nicolas Lodeiro’s infomation. (READ)

The District of Columbia will hand over the Buzzard Point land to D.C. United, but work on the stadium will delay its opening. (READ)

The New England Revolution signed midfielder Kelyn Rowe to a contract extension on Thursday. (READ)

San Jose Earthquakes forward Quincy Amarikwa underwent successful surgery on his ACL and LCL. He will be out for at least nine months. (READ)

The MLS Disciplinary Committee has handed one-game suspensions for Montreal Impact defenders Hassoun Camara and Victor Cabrera. (READ)

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    • There are always lots of seeming disparities in salary lists. Some stand out to me–at NYCFC Diskerud gets about 5 times as much as Harrison. A lot of times the disparities are due to where the players are in their careers. For example, Cyle Larin gets $177 k, a real bargain while Gerrard gets $6 million. One real disparity to me is at Portland where Melano who hasn’t really produced that much gets about 50% more than Valeri who is probably their MVP. One thing for sure is that both Villa and Giovinco get a lot and they are worth every penny and are maybe underpaid given their value. Another thing is that money goes a lot farther for housing in the small market team cities than in LA, San Jose, Boston, DC, or New York.

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