Compared to European soccer players what is the pay like for a NFL Pro?
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the average NFL salary is about $1 million us dollars a year
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Ronaldinho enjoyed an annual revenue of 23 million euros ($28.47 million), said France Football, which added up the salaries, bonuses, sponsorship deals and other sources of income for each player.\n\nBeckham follows with a total of 18 million, down from 25 million the previous year. Brazil and Real Madrid forward Ronaldo is in third place, having pocketed 17.4 million euros while England and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is fourth in the list with an income of 16.1 million euros.
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Over here they get paid anything from nothing at all to hundreds of thousands of dollars (before perks.)  I don't know off-hand of anyone with a million-dollar salary (maybe Eddie Maguire, but then he is in a different role now).  It is definately less than what you would get in a country like the USA where they have a much bigger population base, more competition etc.
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David Beckham. He gets up to £30,000,000 per year from salary and endorsements.
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uefa champion league : arround 40-60 million Eu\n premier league : the club wins money from sponsors and from other parts
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Japanese players get paid well and there are a few millionaires. They have above average salaries compared to most Japanese, but it isn't comparable to the US salaries.
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Yes it certainly is. It's the most widespread sport and the Premier League is the richest in the world. It depends however, what you call sport as fishing is supposed to have more participants although professional football is watched every week by over a million people live and far many more millions on television. Top Premier players can earn over £100,000 per week but in lower leagues the average is about £25,000
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This will kinda help you more of a half answer.  I know for a fact from hearing little news articles and seeing interviews from other teams that cheerleaders for proffesional sports teams are payed very little.  The last I heard a cheerleader got about 70 dollars a game, which is fairly tiny considering all the work they put into.  I think cheerleaders do it more out of enjoyment then pay.  I hope this helps.
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no there is no limit on wages at all or on the amount you can spend on buying players from other countries, the only limit is the funds your backer has thats why chelsea have got so good so quickly they have a russian billionaire as there owner who can spend as much money as they need and there wages are huge but its all small chips for him. most clubs have to balance the books and can only spend what they earn thats why you have such a difference between the rich clubs and poor clubs and why the same clubs win every year unlike alot of american sport
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Surfer there is lots of pro indoor volleyball!\n\nI think that they get paid the most in Italy (lot$ of $$$$) but there are teams in every European nation. (My sister played in France, I have friends that have played in Germany, Holland and Italy.)\n\nhttp://sigla.com/pallavolomodena/volleyball-players.asp  Professional volleyball players of Cimone Volley Modena, Italy: players profile, photos, images, pictures, videos, movies, interviews, press releases, press conferences, comments, opinions, news, transfers, notes, statistics, reviews, technical analysis by Italian volleyball insiders.\n\nKarch played in Italy for years!\n\n\nSection 3.5 How much can I make playing in Europe?\n Your salary depends on your skill level, where you play, and the financial capabilities of the team you play for. Professional contracts can range from a few hundred U.S. dollars to $10,000+ each month. Some contracts also include signing bonuses and performance-based incentives packages for wins. It is important to keep in mind that, aside from the very best, world-class players, salaries have dropped as a whole from previous years. You may have to get used to the idea that your first year salary may be far lower than what your friends made in their first seasons a couple of years ago. On the upside, however, the money you make playing professionally in Europe is normally tax free, rent free, and insurance free, so if you are contracted to earn $1000USD per month, that’s exactly how much you will be paid (not $1000 less taxes, rent, etc. as in the States).\nSection 3.6 Aside from my salary, what else will be provided for in a professional contract?\n Typical European contracts include provisions for a furnished apartment (usually to be shared with another foreign player on the team), one roundtrip airline ticket (to Europe at the beginning of the season and back to the States at the end of the season), health insurance, and sometimes the shared use of a car. Higher-profile contracts can include airfare home to the States at Christmas, language tutors, mobile phone usage, and daily meals provided by a local sponsoring restaurant. Keep in mind that every situation is different every year, so there are no guarantees.\n\nIt should first be noted that the highest levels of professional volleyball are not exclusive to Europe. In fact, Brazil and Japan have two of the top professional leauges in the world. Within Europe, Italy is the top league for both men and women, but then things get a little tricky. Russia & Turkey are good (and high-paying) league for both men and women, while Greece is storng (money and level) for men much moreso than for the women. Other European Cup teams from the most competitive counties are on par with these tops teams as well. The second tier of European teams includes France, Spain, Germany, and Italy A2.\n\n(Sorry about my tangent.)
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i'm pretty sure that they don't get paid for playing on the world cup national teams. i do belive that the individual teams/countries do sometimes provide bonuses, but they aren't required to. \ni think for most of the players, it doesnt matter anyway. they all make good salaries for their club teams, and its an honor to be able to represent their country in the world cup.
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Yes.  And how can the teams pay the athletes?  FROM US FANS!
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The teams are equal except for Brisbane who has extra players on the list, and Sydney has higher cost of living. The other teams are all based in 'football states' as they are referred to as.\n\nSydney has a higher player payment cap - cost of living.\nBrisbane has higher player payment cap - extra players. \n\nThe dollar amount, I cannot tell you off the top of my head. Not exorbitant like the national sports of other countries, we don't have the population to support the extravagance.\n\nCheers, L
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1 players will earn $27 to 28 million\n  0 players will earn $18 to 27 million\n  2 players will earn $17 to 18 million\n  1 players will earn $16 to 17 million\n  0 players will earn $15 to 16 million\n 18 players will earn $14 to 15 million\n  2 players will earn $13 to 14 million\n 12 players will earn $12 to 13 million\n  1 players will earn $11 to 12 million\n  5 players will earn $10 to 11 million\n  7 players will earn $9 to 10 million\n  8 players will earn $8 to 9 million\n 14 players will earn $7 to 8 million\n 18 players will earn $6 to 7 million\n 36 players will earn $5 to 6 million\n 39 players will earn $4 to 5 million\n 34 players will earn $3 to 4 million\n 41 players will earn $2 to 3 million\n101 players will earn $1 to 2 million\n128 players will earn less than $1 million  [at least $385,277]
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NBA players have the highest average salary of all professional sports in the United States. As of last year, NBA players averaged $4.9 million. Coming in second are MLB players, who averaged $2.49 million. NHL players averaged $1.79 million in 2002-03, the latest season in which their union has figures available. And NFL players averaged $1.26 million last year. \n\nAs mentioned earlier, this is due to a combination of factors, including sport marketability, number of regular season games played (82 for NBA players, 16 for NFL players), and number of players on each roster (About 14 for NBA teams, versus 53 for NFL teams).
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Before we discuss that you have to take into consideration that teams make lots of money due to tickets, broadcasting payments and advertisements …etc, the more the money inflow the more they pay on players’ wages. The players playing in a professional team dedicate all their time to the team so its their only job, and players playing in good teams are so unique and exceptionally good that they are paid lots of money, the better and more unique the player the more they are paid, its like any other job, the better you are the more you are paid, the stronger the firm you work in the more you are paid. You can’t just find the skills of professional players anywhere, therefore teams need to compete to secure the services of the good players and the only way they can compete is by using money
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anymore almost every city in the US has soccer leagues.  join a league.  get on a team and then chances are your coach will know someone who knows someone who knows someone who can come scout you for a game and may recruit you to that next level.  \nyou have to be good though.  to play on a professional level you have to have professional skill.  if you are young enough there are many camps in europe where you go to learn how to play soccer and you're pretty much garanteed to get drafted onto a european team then.