Chicharito Hernández in the colors of the LA Galaxy.
Photo: Etzel Espinosa / Imago7
Soccer in the United States has become the great power of Concacaf. MLS and Liga MX lead the football market in the confederation. The United States tournament is nourished by a large number of foreigners, many of them are Mexican. But the great Aztec pieces are in danger of leaving, including Javier Hernández and Carlos Vela.
Although there are foreign players from various countries around the world, Mexican soccer players are quite representative in the Latino image of Major League Soccer.
Names like those of Javier Hernandez and Carlos Vela They have managed to place themselves on a par with millionaire contracts from European football. Chicharito and the “Bombardero” have the status of “franchise players” which allows them to be among the highest paid footballers in the league.
However, in addition to the two great forwards from Los Angeles, Several Mexicans could leave MLS if they do not extend their relationship this year.
The MLS Mexicans who end their contract in December 2023
Chicharito Hernandez (34 years old), Los Angeles Galaxy striker valued at $2.1 million.
Carlos candle (33 years old), forward for Los Angeles FC valued at $2.7 million.
Victor Ulloa (30 years old), Inter Miami midfielder valued at $450,000.
Alan Pulido (31 years old), forward for Sporting Kansas City valued at $3.4 million.
Tony Alfaro (29 years old), New York City defender valued at $650,000.
Ephraim Alvarez (20 years). Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder valued at $6.5 million.
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