11 highest paid managers

[bluebell]

Rumour is Klopp new contract will give him pay rise, taking his salary to £15m. However, that's not even half of what Simone on, which is reported to be over €40m
https://www.90min.com/posts/6372559-the-11-highest-paid-managers-in-european-football

 

[Frogfish]

It's a bit insane that most managers aren't even on close to that of their star players. Even though their responsibility to the team/club far outweighs that of any other person at it.

I used to say the same about the transfer values put on goalkeepers compared to outfield but that seems to have changed and their true value to a team appreciated more nowadays.

 

[lfc.eddie]

Rumour is Klopp new contract will give him pay rise, taking his salary to £15m. However, that's not even half of what Simone on, which is reported to be over €40m
https://www.90min.com/posts/6372559-the-11-highest-paid-managers-in-european-football

After all the new hires and contracts, don't think the top 2 has changed much, but in England it goes like this...
1. Pep Guardiola £18m
2. Mourinho £15m
3. Brendan Rodgers £10m
That's before new contract extension for Klopp. If the rumour of Klopp is on £15m (that's more than double his £7m), then he will be sitting 2nd with Mourinho as highest paid manager in England. I didn't know Pellegrini is being paid that well.

 

[Frogfish]

I hope there are loads of bonuses in Kloppo's new contract (and old one).