Comparing How Much Each of the 32 Countries will Pay their Head Coach for 2022 FIFA World Cup Campaign - Finance Football Reports

 

A research made by Finance Football shows the annual salary of the head coaches of the National teams that will play the 2022 FIFA World Cup, in Qatar.

Hans-Dieter Flick (Germany) is the best paid, with an annual pay of €6.5 million, ahead of England’s manager Gareth Southgate, who earns about €5.8 million per year.

French national team will defend the title they conquered 4 years ago in Russia and their leader Didier Deschamps is also amongst the best paids managers in the world, with earnings of €3.8 million annualy.

With five titles, Brazil is the most successful World Cup team and Brazilians are again top contenders in Qatar. Brazilian team manager Tite earns about €3.6 million, according to Finance Football research.

With salaries ranging between €2 million and €3 million per year, Netherlands (Louis Van Gaal), Mexico (Gerardo Martino), Argentina (Lionel Scaloni), Qatar (Félix Sánchez Blas) and Portugal (Fernando Santos) head coaches will also have to prove the money they earn.

Morocco coach, the Bosnian Vahid Halilhodzic, on €920,000 per annum, is the beat paid among the five Head Coaches leading the five African teams to the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The Black Stars of Ghana Irish coach, Chris Hughton earns €400,000 per year, according to the Finance Football research findings.

Rigobert Song (Cameroon) – is the third best paid African Head Coach heading to the 2022 FFIFA World Cup in Qatar on €340,000 annual salary while Aliou Cisse (Senegal) is fourth on €310,000 annual salary. Tunisia coach, Jalel Kadri who earns €130,000 per annum brings of the rear for Africa.

Salaries of Head Coaches in 2022 FIFA World Cup

1. Hans-Dieter Flick (GERMANY) – €6,500,000

2. Gareth Southgate (ENGLAND) – €5,800,000

3. Didier Deschamps (FRANCE) – €3,800,000

4. Tite (BRAZIL) – €3,600,000

5. Louis van Gaal (NETHERLANDS) – €2,900,000

6. Gerardo Martino (MEXICO) – €2,900,000

7. Lionel Scaloni (ARGENTINA) – €2,600,000

8. Félix Sánchez Bas (QATAR) – €2,400,000

9. Fernando Santos (PORTUGAL) – €2,250,000

10. Murat Yakin (SWITZERLAND) – €1,600,000

11. Paulo Bento (SOUTH KOREA) – €1,300,000

12. Graham Arnold (AUSTRALIA) – €1,300,000

13. Gregg Berhalter (USA) – €1,250,000

14. Roberto Martínez (BELGIUM) – €1,200,000

15. Kasper Hjulmand (DENMARK) – €1,150,000

16. Luis Enrique (SPAIN) – €1,150,000

17. Hervé Renard (SAUDI ARABIA) – €1,100,000

18. Hajime Moriyasu (JAPAN) – €1,050,000

19. Vahid Halilhodžić (MOROCCO) – €920,000

20. Diego Alonso (URUGUAY) – €860,000

21. Gustavo J. Alfaro (ECUADOR) – €770,000

22. Dragan Stojković (SERBIA) – €650,000

23. Dragan Skočić (IRAN) – €650,000

24. Zlatko Dalić (CROATIA) – €550,000

25. Czesław Michniewicz (POLAND) – €500,000

26. John Herdman (CANADA) – €480,000

27. Chris Hughton (GHANA) – €400,000

28. Rob Page (WALES) – €380,000

29. Luis F. Suárez (COSTA RICA) – €350,000

30. Rigobert Song (CAMEROON) – €340,000

31. Aliou Cissé (SENEGAL) – €310,000

32. Jalel Kadri (TUNISIA) – €130,000

Source: Finance Football research