The MLS Players Union released updated salaries on Thursday, with former Everton midfielder Cahill joining ex-Arsenal striker Thierry Henry ($5.6 million total compensation) and Rafa Marquez ($4.6 million) on the high-spending Red Bulls, who replaced general manager Erik Soler with Jerome de Bontin on Tuesday.
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Well fuck they'd better get Cahill a raise if they're serious about being the biggest team in MLS. And also keep chipping away at those pesky salary cap rules too so they can have the top 11. I'd love to see the numbers on the total amount they're in the red since the league was started.
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