How much does Gignac get paid?

3.6 million EUR (2012)André-Pierre Gignac / Salary

Did Gignac leave Tigres?

When Andre-Pierre Gignac left boyhood club Olympique de Marseille for Tigres UANL back in the summer of 2015, many expected the switch to mark the beginning of the end of his career with a move away from Europe for a lucrative payday in a less competitive environment.

Where is Florian Thauvin now?

Tigres UANL#26 / Midfielder
France
Florian Thauvin/Current teams
On 7 May 2021, Thauvin signed with Mexican team, Tigres UANL, joining the club after finishing out his contract with Marseille in June 2021 and reuniting with former Marseille teammate André-Pierre Gignac.

Why did Gignac leave Marseille?

Toulouse were forced to offer Gignac double the wages Lille had offered him to lure the striker to the club. This example didn’t hinder Gignac’s performances, however. He only got better playing for Toulouse. After goalscoring success with Les Pitchouns, Gignac moved to Marseille were further goals were scored.

Who is the most paid player in Liga MX?

1. Jonathan dos Santos. One of Club America’s new reinforcements is the highest-paid Mexican player in Liga MX, as he earns 2 million dollars per season, which is a bit of a gamble for a player who was released from MLS due to his poor performance.

How much do professional soccer players make in Mexico?

Average player can make 60K by month. The main players can earn as much as 1 million dlls by month.

How old is Pierre Gignac?

36 years (December 5, 1985)André-Pierre Gignac / Age

Does Gignac speak Spanish?

Gignac was serious. He could already speak Spanish and he’d brushed up on Liga MX – which is stronger than you might think.

Did Gignac retire?

Andre-Pierre Gignac says he has no intention of retiring despite his advancing years and is already eyeing a place in the France Olympic squad for the Paris Games in 2024 – when he will be 38.

Is Gignac Mexican?

In short, Gignac is an icon, a legend of the Mexican game. Back in the summer of 2015, though, he was none of those things. Gignac was a World Cup veteran, yes, and a sporadic France international. He was a top player in Ligue 1, but across the Atlantic he was far from a household name.