Ex-TFC players Stinson, Dunfield still having contracts paid out by MLS By Steven Sandor Posted on August 14, 2013 2 0 937 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Terry Dunfield PHOTO: CANADA SOCCER/PÉPÉ The MLS Players Union has confirmed that both Matt Stinson and Terry Dunfield, two Canadian players cut by Toronto FC earlier this year, are still on the payroll. When the union released its salary update last week, Dunfield and Stinson were among four unattached players who were still on the list, along with ex-Whitecap Paulo Jr. and Nico Muniz. On Wednesday, MLSPU executive director Bob Foose confirmed that the reason the four unattached players are still on the list is because they are still having their contracts paid out. As MLS is single-entity, Foose stated that the contracts are being paid out by the league. MLS itself would not comment on the salaries, saying that the union is the one to comment on player compensation. Dunfield is on for US$120,000 in 2013 and Stinson is getting $46,500 this year. Paulo Jr., who was waived by the Whitecaps on April 17, was on for $60,000 this season.
