American Soccer League (1921-1933) payroll
What American Soccer League (1921-1933) has paid its players in each season on record: the league as a whole, the average and the median club, and the average and the median player.
Seasons on record
| season | players | clubs | total pay | average team payroll | median team payroll | average salary | median salary | highest paid | pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1925 | 1 | — | $25 a week | — | — | $25 a week | $25 a week | Alex McNab | $25 a week |
Pay is guaranteed compensation where the source gives it and base salary where it does not. Total pay sums it across every player on record that season. Team payroll is the pay of the players listed with a club: the average splits it evenly across the clubs, and the median is the club in the middle. A club with fewer than eleven players on record is an expansion side signing ahead of its first season, and is left out. Average and median salary are over every player on record that season; where the record is a partial list (1996's 46 players, 2004's 165), they describe the players listed, not the league.