| looking at other prem league managers salaries... 10:29 - May 28 with 3110 views | blueasfook |
KM has done very well to make himself one of the higher paid managers in the premier league without a ball even being kicked yet. If his new salary is the rumoured 100k a week that will give him an annual wage of £5.2m - up there with some established prem league managers like Eddie Howe and way more than managers of last season's newly promoted sides like Kompany. Not bad eh!
Arsenal
Manager: Mikel Arteta
Date of birth: March 26, 1982
Nationality: Spanish
Date hired: December 20, 2019
Full seasons in the Premier League: 3 (All at Arsenal)
Reported salary: £9.5m/$12.1m
Aston Villa
Manager: Unai Emery
Date of birth: November 3, 1971
Nationality: Spanish
Date hired: October 24, 2022
Full seasons in the Premier League: 1 (Arsenal 2018/19)
Reported salary: £6m/$7.7m
Bournemouth
Manager: Andoni Iraola
Date of birth: June 22, 1982
Nationality: Spanish
Date hired: June 19, 2023)
Full seasons in the Premier League: 0
Reported salary: Undisclosed
Brentford
Manager: Thomas Frank
Date of birth: October 9, 1973
Nationality: Danish
Date hired: October 16, 2018)
Full seasons in the Premier League: 2 (Brentford)
Reported salary: £1.5m/$1.9m
Brighton & Hove Albion
Manager: Roberto De Zerbi
Date of birth: June 6, 1979
Nationality: Italian
Date hired: September 18, 2022
Full seasons in the Premier League: 0 (Appointed after six PL games in 2023/24)
Reported salary: £2m/$2.5m
Burnley
Manager: Vincent Kompany
Date of birth: April 10, 1986
Nationality: Belgian
Date Hired: June 14, 2022
Full seasons in the Premier League: 0
Reported salary: £2m/$2.5m
Chelsea
Manager: Mauricio Pochettino
Date of birth: March 2, 1972
Nationality: Argentinian
Date Hired: July 1, 2023
Full seasons in the Premier League: 5 (All at Tottenham)
Reported salary: £10.4m/$13.2m
Crystal Palace
Manager: Roy Hodgson
Date of birth: August 9, 1947
Nationality: English
Date Hired: March 21, 2023
Full seasons in the Premier League: 8 (Blackburn Rovers 1, Fulham 2, West Brom 1, Crystal Palace 4; fired by Liverpool after three months in 2010/11)
Reported salary: £3.1m/$4m
Everton
Manager: Sean Dyche
Date of birth: June 28, 1971
Nationality: English
Date hired: January 30, 2023
Full seasons in the Premier League: 7 (Burnley; spent half of 2022/23 at Everton)
Reported salary: £5m/$6.3m
Fulham
Manager: Marco Silva
Date of birth: July 12, 1977
Nationality: Portuguese
Date hired: July 1, 2021
Full seasons in the Premier League: 1 (Everton 1, Fulham 1)
Reported salary: £5.5m/$7m
Liverpool
Manager: Jurgen Klopp
Date of birth: June 16, 1976
Nationality: German
Date Hired: October 8, 2015
Full seasons in the Premier League: 7 (All Liverpool)
Reported salary: £15m/$19.1m
Luton Town
Manager: Rob Edwards
Date of birth: December 25, 1982
Nationality: Welsh
Date Hired: November 17, 2022
Full seasons in the Premier League: 0
Reported salary: Undisclosed
Manchester City
Manager: Pep Guardiola
Date of birth: January 18, 1971
Nationality: Spanish
Date Hired: July 1, 2016
Full seasons in the Premier League: 7 (All Man City)
Reported salary: £20m/$25.4m
Manchester United
Manager: Erik ten Hag
Date of birth: February 2, 1970
Nationality: Dutch
Date Hired: May 23, 2022
Full seasons in the Premier League: 1
Reported salary: £10m/$12.7m
Newcastle United
Manager: Eddie Howe
Date of birth: November 29, 1977
Nationality: English
Date Hired: November 8, 2021
Full seasons in the Premier League: 6 (Bournemouth 5, Newcastle 1)
Reported salary: £4m/$5m
Nottingham Forest
Manager: Steve Cooper
Date of birth: December 10, 1979
Nationality: Welsh
Date Hired: September 21, 2021
Full seasons in the Premier League: 1
Reported salary: £1.5m/$1.9m
Sheffield United
Manager: Paul Heckingbottom
Date of birth: July 17, 1977
Nationality: English
Date Hired: November 25, 2021
Full seasons in the Premier League: 0
Reported salary: Undisclosed
Tottenham
Manager: Ange Postecoglou
Date of birth: August 27, 1965
Nationality: Australian
Date Hired: June 6, 2023
Full seasons in the Premier League: 0
Reported salary: Undisclosed
West Ham
Manager: David Moyes
Date of birth: April 25, 1963
Nationality: Scottish
Date Hired: December 29, 2019
Full seasons in the Premier League: 16 (Everton 11, West Ham 5; Fired by Man United after nine months in 2013/14)
Reported salary: £4m/$5m
Wolves
Manager: Gary O’Neil
Date of birth: May 18, 1983
Nationality: English
Date hired: August 9, 2023
Full seasons in the Premier League: 0 (Took charge of Bournemouth after four games in 2022)
Reported salary: Undisclosed [Post edited 28 May 2024 10:32]
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| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 10:36 - May 28 with 3009 views | DanTheMan |
Looking at those numbers, assuming they are vaguely accurate, we've got a bit of a bargain. |  |
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| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 11:04 - May 28 with 2872 views | LA_Tractor_Boy |
The way I look at it is that KMc earnt the club a minimum £180M.
I know there is a whole support team that deserve credit, but we literally couldn't have done it without him.
What KMc achieved is not the same as a parachute club getting promoted, or a team that has been building in the Championship (and losing money) for a number of years. |  | | |
| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 11:11 - May 28 with 2808 views | _clive_baker_ |
| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 11:04 - May 28 by LA_Tractor_Boy |
The way I look at it is that KMc earnt the club a minimum £180M.
I know there is a whole support team that deserve credit, but we literally couldn't have done it without him.
What KMc achieved is not the same as a parachute club getting promoted, or a team that has been building in the Championship (and losing money) for a number of years. |
Yep, and when you consider he probably would’ve been on £30k+ a week on his existing contract anyway. If it’s an additional £50k a week as reported that’s £2.5m a year. We got an additional £5m just by virtue of Saints and Leicester coming up with us and the distribution of parachute funds. Staying up is worth a fortune, and keeping McKenna is our best chance of doing that. No guarantees, but if we go down I expect he’ll either take a significant hair cut or move on anyway and therefore be off the wage bill. It’s ludicrous money, but a sound investment right now.
I suppose the only concern is if it causes any friction internally. We’ve got so far off the back of the spirit, it can potentially be a bit damaging if he’s seen to be on such a whack that’s out of kilter with everyone else. Hopefully we can overcome it through some big bonus incentives which I’m sure we will. |  | | |
| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 11:15 - May 28 with 2763 views | Swansea_Blue |
Not bad at all. The finances in the game are obscene really. A financial risk for us too if we struggle and his stock falls and we’re stuck with him in the Championship. But maybe he’s immune from what happens on the pitch, like Kompany. And maybe we won’t struggle (I think he/we may surprise a few people this year). |  |
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| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 11:20 - May 28 with 2727 views | mutters |
Man trying to read this hurt my eyes. |  |
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| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 11:59 - May 28 with 2572 views | blueasfook |
| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 11:20 - May 28 by mutters |
Man trying to read this hurt my eyes. |
Yea it was copied and pasted from a Web page table. Unfortunately, TWTD still runs on 1990s technology so didn't come across too well. | |
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| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 13:46 - May 28 with 2310 views | ParisBlue |
| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 11:11 - May 28 by _clive_baker_ |
Yep, and when you consider he probably would’ve been on £30k+ a week on his existing contract anyway. If it’s an additional £50k a week as reported that’s £2.5m a year. We got an additional £5m just by virtue of Saints and Leicester coming up with us and the distribution of parachute funds. Staying up is worth a fortune, and keeping McKenna is our best chance of doing that. No guarantees, but if we go down I expect he’ll either take a significant hair cut or move on anyway and therefore be off the wage bill. It’s ludicrous money, but a sound investment right now.
I suppose the only concern is if it causes any friction internally. We’ve got so far off the back of the spirit, it can potentially be a bit damaging if he’s seen to be on such a whack that’s out of kilter with everyone else. Hopefully we can overcome it through some big bonus incentives which I’m sure we will. |
Can you expand on the "significant hair cut". I'm intrigued... |  |
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| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 15:26 - May 28 with 2172 views | _clive_baker_ |
| looking at other prem league managers salaries... on 13:46 - May 28 by ParisBlue |
Can you expand on the "significant hair cut". I'm intrigued... |
Presumably any contract he’s signed involves a pay reduction in the event of relegation. It’s pretty common. | | | |
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