Who makes the most money in MLS? The top 25 player contracts.

Orlando City midfielder Kaka celebrates after scoring against D.C. United last season. (Jacob Langston/Orlando Sentinel via AP)

MLS’s 25 highest-paid players in total compensation, according to the players’ union:

(spring 2016 data)

1. Kaka, Orlando City: $7.167 million

2. Sebastian Giovinco, Toronto FC: $7.115 million

3. Michael Bradley, Toronto FC: $6.5 million

4. Steven Gerrard, Los Angeles Galaxy: $6.132 million

5. Frank Lampard, New York City FC: $6 million

6. Andrea Pirlo, New York City FC: $5.915 million

7. David Villa, New York City FC: $5.61 million

8. Jozy Altidore, Toronto FC: $4.825 million

9. Clint Dempsey, Seattle Sounders: $4.605 million

10. Giovani Dos Santos, Los Angeles Galaxy: $4.25 million

11. Robbie Keane, Los Angeles Galaxy: $3.5 million

12. Tim Howard, Colorado Rapids: $2.575 million

13. Didier Drogba, Montreal Impact: $2.166 million

14. Shkelzen Gashi, Colorado Rapids: $1.668 million

15. Juan Manuel Martinez, Real Salt Lake: $1.458 million

16. Nelson Valdez, Seattle Sounders: $1.455 million

17. Innocent Emeghara, San Jose Earthquakes: $1.3 million

18. Pedro Morales, Vancouver Whitecaps: $1.258 million

19. Liam Ridgewell, Portland Timbers: $1.25 million

20. Federico Higuain, Columbus Crew: $1.175 million

21. Gilberto, Chicago Fire: $1.145 million

22. Kevin Doyle, Colorado Rapids: $1.12 million

23. Kei Kamara, New England Revolution: $1 million

24. Osvaldo Alonso, Seattle Sounders: $941,667

25. Kennedy Igboananike, Chicago Fire: $901,666

Six teams do not have anyone earning $1 million or more: FC Dallas, D.C. United, Houston Dynamo, Sporting Kansas City, New York Red Bulls, Philadelphia Union.

Twenty-three players make at least $1 million and another 40 take home between $500,000 and $999,999. There are 220 players earning between $50,000 and $99,999.

Complete team-by-team data