Lesson Learned: Miguel Herrera deserves a raise. The former Club America manager is being paid the lowest salary out of all 32 head coaches participating in the 2014 World Cup (€125,00). That’s not enough money for a man who resurrected Mexican football, seeing the team perform with immense quality and passion in Brazil. Russia’s Fabio Capello is paid an average of €6.7 million—more than 500 times Herrera’s salary—and yet it’s Mexico who is 500 times the team Russia dreams to be. That needs to change.

Up Next: The Netherlands travels to Salvador to participate in the quarterfinals, while Mexico returns home to prepare for the next World Cup cycle.

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