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LAFC Salaries 2025: Every Player Ranked from Lowest to Highest Paid

October 7, 2025 Aksel Kryhlmand

Major League Soccer has evolved into a league where global stars and homegrown talent share the same pitch—and Los Angeles FC is a perfect example. The club’s 2025 roster combines proven veterans, European imports, and promising young prospects, all united under the Black and Gold.

While LAFC’s wage bill is among the league’s highest, there’s a remarkable contrast between its top earners and its emerging names. From a 22-year-old Norwegian midfielder on a rookie-scale salary to an international superstar earning over $13 million a year, the gap is striking.

Here’s a full breakdown of every LAFC player ranked from lowest to highest salary in 2025, including base pay, contract length, and their role in the squad.

#10. Eddie Segura – $577,500 per year

The Colombian centre-back has been a reliable defensive presence since joining LAFC. In 2025, Segura earns an estimated $11,106 per week, totalling $577,500 annually. His contract runs until December 31, 2026, giving the club two more seasons of a dependable, experienced 28-year-old defender who offers stability at the back without a superstar’s paycheck.

#9. Ryan Hollingshead – $642,500 per year

A model of consistency, Ryan Hollingshead remains one of MLS’s most underrated full-backs. The 34-year-old American pockets $12,356 weekly, or $642,500 annually, on a deal that also expires at the end of 2025. His veteran leadership and ability to cover both defensive flanks make him an invaluable asset to LAFC’s experienced core.

#8. Odin Holm – $660,000 per year

Norwegian midfielder Odin Holm, just 22, signed his deal on January 31, 2025, earning $12,692 per week. With his contract running until December 31, 2025, Holm’s salary reflects LAFC’s faith in his potential. The young central midfielder has quickly adapted to MLS tempo, and with European experience under his belt, he could soon command a far higher wage if his progression continues.

#7. Jeremy Ebobisse – $680,000 per year

A proven striker with an eye for goal, Jeremy Ebobisse earns $13,077 weekly, translating to $680,000 per year. The 28-year-old American forward signed in December 2024 and is tied to the club until December 31, 2027. With three years remaining, his $2 million gross remaining salary makes him a long-term attacking piece for LAFC’s future.

#6. Hugo Lloris – $700,000 per year

Former France captain Hugo Lloris continues his illustrious career stateside as LAFC’s first-choice goalkeeper. At 38, he earns $13,462 a week on a contract through December 31, 2025. While his $700,000 salary is modest by European standards, it’s a reflection of his veteran status and commitment to guiding the club’s younger players both on and off the field.

#5. Timothy Tillman – $790,000 per year

The German-born American midfielder Timothy Tillman is a cornerstone of LAFC’s engine room. Signed in early 2023, the 26-year-old earns $15,192 per week, equating to $790,000 per year. With his deal set to expire at the end of 2025, Tillman offers a blend of creativity and work rate that keeps him among MLS’s better-paid domestic midfielders.

#4. Marco Delgado – $1,000,000 per year

Experienced midfielder Marco Delgado, 30, brings reliability and tactical intelligence to LAFC’s midfield. Signed in January 2025, his contract extends through 2028, providing long-term stability. Earning $19,231 per week, Delgado’s $4 million in total guaranteed salary over four years underscores the club’s trust in his leadership and consistency.

#3. Andrew Moran – $1,000,000 per year

At just 21 years old, Irish attacking midfielder Andrew Moran is among LAFC’s most exciting new signings. His short-term deal, signed on August 21, 2025, runs until the end of the year and pays him $19,231 weekly, totaling $1 million annually. His youthful flair and creativity make him a standout prospect, and if he impresses, a lucrative extension is almost guaranteed.

#2. Denis Bouanga – $3,020,000 per year

Gabonese winger Denis Bouanga has been one of LAFC’s most prolific performers since arriving in 2024. The 30-year-old earns $58,077 per week, amounting to $3.02 million annually on a deal valid until 2027. His pace, technical ability, and goalscoring record justify his near-Designated Player wage bracket, and he remains central to the club’s offensive ambitions.

#1. Heung-min Son – $13,000,000 per year

Topping the list is South Korean superstar Heung-min Son, LAFC’s marquee signing of 2025. The 33-year-old forward joined on August 6, 2025, on a contract through December 2027, earning a staggering $250,000 per week, or $13 million annually. With $39 million in total guaranteed earnings, Son’s arrival symbolizes MLS’s growing appeal to world-class talent. His leadership, flair, and finishing make him not only LAFC’s most valuable player but also one of the league’s most high-profile imports ever.