How much will Jose Altuve the highest paid Venezuelan earn

How much will José Altuve, the highest paid Venezuelan, earn in MLB in 2024?

Venezuelan baseball is always highly valued in the MLB, so its athletes are handsomely compensated. José Altuve continues to receive a high salary with the Houston Astros.

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Major League Baseball is one of the most important sports tournaments in the world and that is why many professionals receive huge salaries. Among the more than 50 Venezuelans competing in the MLB is Maracay-born José Altuve, who played more than 10 seasons in the Houston Astros' competitive North American league.

How much does José Altuve make at the Houston Astros?

Altuve played his first season in July 2012 and since then he has been a key player as the team's second baseman. Furthermore, he managed to win the 2017 World Series. The amount he received for playing seven seasons was $163.5 million, meaning his total for this final season of the contract is $26 million.

Who are the Venezuelans who played in the last MLB season?

Journalist Ernesto Guevara of The Sporting News has compiled a complete list of all Venezuelans who participated in the MLB in 2023:

  • Anthony Santander-Baltimore Orioles
  • Oswald Peraza – New York Yankees
  • Gleyber Torres – New York Yankees
  • Oswaldo Cabrera – New York Yankees
  • Pablo Lopez-Minnesota Twins
  • Andres Gimenez – Cleveland Guardians
  • Gabriel Arias – Cleveland Guardians
  • Jose Ruiz – Chicago White Sox
  • Elvis Andrus – Chicago White Sox
  • Miguel Cabrera-Detroit Tigers
  • Eduardo Rodriguez – Detroit Tigers
  • Salvador Perez-Kansas City Royals
  • Maximo Castillo – Kansas City Royals
  • Carlos Hernandez – Kansas City Royals
  • Edward Olivares – Kansas City Royals
  • Luis Garcia – Houston Astros
  • Jose Altuve – Houston Astros
  • Eugenio Suarez – Seattle Mariners
  • Jose Quijada – Los Angeles Angels
  • Jose Suarez – Los Angeles Angels
  • Luis Rengifo – Los Angeles Angels
  • Manuel Pina – Oakland Athletics
  • Jesus Eagle-Oakland Athletics
  • Martin Perez-Texas Rangers
  • Carlos Correa – New York Mets
  • Eliezer Hernandez – New York Mets
  • Omar Narvaez – New York Mets
  • Eduardo Rodriguez – New York Mets
  • Luis Guillorme – New York Mets
  • Ranger Suarez – Philadelphia Phillies
  • Jose Alvarado – Philadelphia Phillies
  • Ronald Acuna Jr. – Atlanta Braves
  • Orlando Arcia-Atlanta Braves
  • Avisaíl García – Miami Marlins
  • Luis Arraez – Miami Marlins
  • Jesus Luzardo – Miami Marlins
  • Ildemaro Vargas – Washington Nationals
  • Keibert Ruiz – Washington Nationals
  • Israel Pineda-Washington Nationals
  • Edward Alzolay – Chicago Cubs
  • William Contreras-Milwaukee Brewers
  • Wilson Contreras – St. Louis Cardinals
  • David Peralta – Los Angeles Dodgers
  • Miguel Rojas – Los Angeles Dodgers
  • Brusdar Graterol – Los Angeles Dodgers
  • Wilmer Flores-San Francisco Giants
  • Jose Azocar – San Diego Padres
  • Robert Suarez-San Diego Padres
  • Jose Castillo – San Diego Padres
  • Ezquiel Tovar – Colorado Rockies
  • Yonathan Diaz – Colorado Rockies
  • Elias Diaz-Colorado Rockies
  • Antonio Senzatela – Colorado Rockies
  • German Marquez – Colorado Rockies
  • Gabriel Moreno – Arizona Diamondbacks
  • Jose Herrera – Arizona Diamondbacks.
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