sport either before they played for a TT Pro League club, or after they left. It is clearly not yet complete and all inclusive, and additions and refinements will continue to be made over time. Africa Mogogi Gabonamong Kagiso Tshelametsi Ladulé Lako LoSarah Asia Yu Hoshide Europe James Baird North & Central America,Caribbean Peter Byers George Dublin Gayson Gregory Mark Leslie Julian Wade Jonathan Faña Miguel Lloyd Jamal Charles Shemel Louison Shawn Beveney Trayon Bobb Nigel Codrington North & Central America,Caribbean (cont.) Randolph Jerome Kayode McKinnon Walter Moore Charles Pollard Gregory Richardson Pernell Schultz Pierre Richard Bruny Sean Fraser Jermaine Hue Roen Nelson Lovel Palmer Keith Gumbs George Isaac Gerard Williams North & Central America,Caribbean (cont.) Titus Elva Kurt Frederick Earl Jean Elijah Joseph Zaine Pierre Melvin Andrews Shandel Samuel Cornelius Stewart Kendall Velox Dimitrie Apai Stefano Rijssel South America João Ananias Gefferson José Maria Manoel William Oliveira Ronaldo Viana Alejandro Figueroa Christian Viveros Alvis Faure Díaz Player wages and transfer records There is no team or individual salary cap in the TT Pro League. However, with the league's founding in 1999, the Pro League established a minimum player salary of TT$18,000 per year. As of the 2013–14 season, the average Pro League player wage was between TT$30,000 to TT$50,000 per year; with top players earning up to TT$90,000, which is significantly lower than average salaries in the United States' Major League Soccer (TT$1,032,671) or Football League Two, the fourth tier of English football (TT$419,182). Although individual player salaries are undisclosed, one known player's salary became available with the 4 May 2012 publication of ESPN The Magazine. The magazine stated that Shandel Samuel was the highest earning Vincentian athlete in 2011 with a salary of TT$40,000 while playing for Ma Pau. There are few examples of player transfer fees agreed upon between Pro League clubs in the domestic competition for a player to switch teams. One of the first transfers involving a Pro League player occurred when Carlos Edwards signed with Wrexham of the Football League for £250,000 in 2000. A year later, Dennis Lawrence joined Edwards at the Welsh club for £100,000 from Defence Force. In 2004, in a common practice with Pro League player transfers, Kenwyne Jones was sold to Southampton of the English Premier League for a nominal fee, reported to be £100,000, with the Pro League club claiming an additional sell-on clause. After Jones was sold