Carlos Fierro's journey to being a big-earner at MLS side San Jose Earthquakes

Carlos Fierro is a Mexican-born professional footballer that currently plays for Major League Soccer (MLS) side, San Jose Earthquakes. Fierro is a 27-year-old footballer but with lots of experience, having made his debut in senior football at the tender age of 17 on August 20, 2011, as a substitute against Monterrey in the Liga MX Apertura. That match launched him into stardom, kickstarting his senior professional career. 

Which clubs have Carlos Fierro played for and what are his records there?

Carlos Fierro started his senior career with Liga MX side, Guadalajara in 2011. The winger was electric for Guadalajara, featuring in 198 games and scoring 20 goals. At Guadalajara, Fierro won the Copa MX Apertura in 2015 and the Copa MX Clausura (2017), and the Liga MX Clausura (2017). In 2016, he was sent on loan to Queretaro where he scored 4 goals in 32 matches. In 2018, Carlos Fierro moved to Cruz Azul.

At Cruz Azul, Carlos Fierro played 17 matches, scoring just 1 goal. He was sent on loan to Morelia where he also scored one goal in 32 appearances. Carlos Fierro left for San Jose Earthquakes in 2019, where he has scored 3 goals in 44 matches.

What is Carlos Fierro's salary and how is the progress in his wages?

Carlos Fierro has had a steady increase in salary since his first club at Guadalajara. At Guadalajara, he was earning a weekly wage of £6400 which comes to about £332,800 in annual earnings. When he moved from Guadalajara to Queretaro FC, he got a slight increase to £7400 weekly fee to close at an annual salary of £384,8000.

Carlos Fierro moved back to Guadalajara in 2017 and he got a massive pay raise, now earning £12,000 weekly and £624,000 annually. He earned this salary all through before leaving Guadalajara again for Cruz Azul where he was earning the same amount. At Monarcas Morelia, Carlos Fierro got a slight increase to £13,000 weekly to make an annual salary of £676,000. This remains the salary that the winger is earning at San Jose Earthquakes till today.