MLS top 25 base salaries in 2012:
Thierry Henry, New York: $5 million ($5.6m overall)
Rafael Marquez, New York: $4.6 million ($4.6m)
David Beckham, Los Angeles: $3 million ($4m)
Robbie Keane, Los Angeles: $2.9 million ($3.4m)
Landon Donovan, Los Angeles: $2.4 million ($2.4m)
Torsten Frings, Toronto: $2 million ($2.4m)
Julian de Guzman, Toronto: $1.9 million ($1.9m)
Kris Boyd, Portland: $1.2 million ($1.5m)
Danny Koevermans, Toronto: $1.1 million ($1.6m)
Dwayne De Rosario, D.C. United: $617,000 ($663,000)
Fredy Montero, Seattle: $600,000 ($756,000)
David Ferreira, Dallas: $600,000 ($705,000)
Eric Hassli, Vancover: $550,000 ($790,000)
Shalrie Joseph, New England: $495,000 ($554,000)
Javier Morales, Real Salt Lake: $425,000 ($477,000)
Branko Boskovic, D.C. United: $409,000 ($545,000)
Freddy Adu, Philadelphia: $400,000 ($519,000)
Benny Feilhaber, New England: $400,000 ($446,000)
Conor Casey, Colorado: $400,000 ($400,000)
Juan Pablo Angel, Chivas USA: $350,000 ($600,000)
Alvaro Saborio, Real Salt Lake: $350,000 ($405,000)
Brek Shea, Dallas: $310,000 ($354,000)
Chad Marshall, Columbus: $310,000 ($341,000)
Hamdi Salihi, D.C. United: $305,000 ($487,000)
Alvaro Fernandez, Seattle: $300,000 ($367,000)
For team-by-team breakdowns and salary explanations, visit the players’ union Web site.
