David Beckham, right, owner and president of soccer operations for Inter Miami, talks with coach ... [+] Phil Neville, center, and David Gardner, left, before a match against Montreal earlier this month. According to The Athletic, that’s roughly a quarter of allocation funds Miami would expect to receive during those two years. If Miami wants more allocation money, that’s likely to change. Clubs are allotted eight international roster spots each season, but they can use those as transfer commodities. This season, the going rate for an MLS roster spot is around $225,000 in allocation money.

Source: Forbes June 01, 2021 02:36 UTC