Source: http://soccer.si.com/2014/05/20/world-cu...

Every U.S. player who makes the final World Cup squad will receive a minimum of $76,000 from U.S. Soccer, according to a source close to the national team who has seen the most recent collective bargaining agreement with U.S. Soccer. That figure combines $55,000 for earning a spot in the final 23; $5,500 per game for being on the roster for the three World Cup group-stage matches; and a minimum $1,500 per game for being in camp for the three pre-Cup friendlies against Azerbaijan, Turkey and Nigeria.

For Clint Dempsey, who’s earning a guaranteed $6.7 million this season with Seattle (per the MLS Players Union), an extra $76,000 is nice, but not earth-shattering. But for a bubble player like 20-year-old DeAndre Yedlin (MLS salary: $92,000), coming into camp and making the final 23 would almost double his income this year.