Federico Higuain, who has inspired Columbus’s playoff push, signed a contract worth $160,000 in base salary and $324,000 guaranteed. (Getty Images)
Salaries for late MLS signings, according to MLS Players Union…..
Giles Barnes, Houston Dynamo: $120,000 annual base salary, $132,750 guaranteed
Tim Cahill, New York Red Bulls: $3.5 million, $3.624 million
Ricardo Clark, Houston Dynamo: $260,000, $293,750
Rodrigo Digao, New York Red Bulls: $90,000, $90,000
Guillermo Franco, Chicago Fire: $174,000, $174,000
Marcus Hahnemann, Seattle Sounders: $60,000, $60,000
Federico Higuain, Columbus Crew: $160,000, $324,000
Matias Jara, FC Dallas: $60,000, $60,000
Mario Martinez, Seattle Sounders: $48,000, $48,000
Andy O’Brien, Vancouver Whitecaps: $150,000, $192,250
Darren O’Dea, Toronto FC: $330,000, $436,250
Luis Robles, New York Red Bulls: $44,000, $46,500
Oriol Rosell, Sporting Kansas City: $90,000, $98,750
Lloyd Sam, New York Red Bulls: $120,000, $140,250
Hendry Thomas, Colorado Rapids: $187,800, $197,800
Juan Toja, New England Revolution: $180,000, $200,000
Marcus Tracy, San Jose Earthquakes: $44,000, $44,000
Tiago Ulisses, Vancouver Whitecaps: $90,000, $103,852
Christian Wilhelmsson, Los Angeles Galaxy: $168,000, $190,650
