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- Jürgen Klopp Klopp is currently the longest-serving manager in the Premier League, having been at Liverpool since October 2015, earning £20 million annually (about KSh 3.06 billion).
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- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
Sep 16, 2021 · 2020. Arsenal legend Arsene Wenger is the manager who has spent the longest unbroken run in charge of a Premier League club, having spent close to two decades with the Gunners. In total, his reign lasted 7894 days – just a little longer than Ferguson.
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Jan 19, 2024 · Jürgen Klopp. Klopp is currently the longest-serving manager in the Premier League, having been at Liverpool since October 2015, earning £20 million annually (about KSh 3.06 billion). 3. Mauricio Pochettino.
- 20 Gary O’Neil
- 19 Chris Wilder
- 18 Oliver Glasner
- 17 Andoni Iraola
- 16 Roberto de Zerbi
- 15 Vincent Kompany
- 14 Rob Edwards
- 13 Nuno Espirito Santo
- 12 Marco Silva
- 11 Unai Emery
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While his current yearly wage packet is unknown, it is believed that O'Neil was taking home £1.5 million per year while plying his trade at Bournemouth. The Englishman has overseen quite the turn in form since taking over from Julen Lopetegui and is currently enjoying his time in the dugout - so much so that he hopped onto Monday Night Football to cover his mastermind-like performance over his previous south coast employers. Top of his agenda for 2023/24 will be to avoid relegation again and...
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While Chris Wilder's previous deal at Bramall Lane was thought to be worth around £2.7m per year, this time around, his salary is unknown currently. He was brought in to replace the sacked Paul Heckingbottom, who only managed to win one of his 14 Premier League games before he was axed in December. Following the sacking, Wilder rejoined the club and signed an 18-month contract, but he faces an uphill task of keeping the Blades in England's top flight division following their promotion from th...
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Palace struggled alot under Roy Hodgson in 2023/24, with the Eagles getting dragged closer and closer to a relegation battle under the veterans watch. Action was required, so Palace decided to part ways with Hodgsonand appoint former Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt manager, Oliver Glasner. Putting pen to paper on a two-year contract, the figure he will be earning at Selhurst Park is currently unknown. But if he manages to keep them in the Premier League this year, Glasner will likely earn h...
£1 million
It was a troublesome start for the former Rayo Vallecano boss on the beaches of Bournemouth, with him winning just one of his first 10 matches. However, the Spaniard has seemed to have steadied the ship a little bit, but they could find themselves back in a relegation scrap if they don't start picking up wins soon. Bournemouth are traditionally known as a club who rarely spend much in the summer and winter windows. As such, he finds himself in the lower bracket of earners as it’s reported tha...
£1.5 million
All football fans enjoy watching Roberto De Zerbi’s Brighton & Hove Albion strut their stuff on England’s biggest stage, don’t they? That being said, it may come as a bit of a shock that he earns – in the grand scheme of things – a measly £1.5 million per season. The Italian has emerged as one of Europe’s brightest managers since stepping into the boots of Graham Potter, who upped and left to take over the dugout at Stamford Bridge. Mooted for the Liverpool postonce Jurgen Klopp's time at Anf...
£2 million
Struggling to come to terms with the enhanced physicality and technicality of the Premier League, defender-turned-manager Vincent Kompany is among the league’s lowest earners. This is a contrast, however, to the Championship given he was the highest-paid manager last season with £2 million lining his pockets every year. The Belgian would’ve received bonuses, too, given he achieved promotion at his first time of trying at the helm at Turf Moor. Currently struggling near the bottom of the table...
£2 million
It's been a challenging start to life in the Premier League for Rob Edwards, who earns £2 million per year, and Luton. Albeit whiskers away from safety, Edwards’ outfit have struggled to come to terms with the jump up to life in the top division. The odd win over will give the Kenilworth Road-based side something to scream the rooftops about. Kenilworth Road has proven to be a difficult place for a few of the bigger sides in the league, winning at home to Newcastle, drawing to Liverpool and g...
£2 million
Steve Cooper was sacked by Nottingham Forest, with former Wolves and Tottenham manager Nuno Espirito Santo taking over the hot seat at the City Ground. Espirito Santo was appointed after Forest found themselves only one place above the relegation zone in the Premier Leaguetable, as a horrendous run of form saw Cooper's side win just three league matches from their opening 17. The former Spurs boss has been challenged to keep the club in the Premier League and, via FootballFanCast, is earning...
£4 million
Winning the Championship and getting promoted affirmed Marco Silva's place in the good books with Fulham owner Shahid Khan. The former right-back has worked wonders at Craven Cottage since taking to the helm in 2021, and was rewarded with a new deal in October 2023which sees him earn a £4 million salary and a bonus of £500,000 per year. Silva has once again guided his team clear of the relegation zone, even though he lost talisman Aleksandr Mitrovic in the summer of 2023. Fans of the west Lon...
£4 million
Unai Emeryhas consistently showcased his prowess in club management. Following an eventful period in the Premier League, Emery embarked on a journey back to the Spanish top-flight with Villarreal, a club known for its competitive spirit and impressive fanbase. His tenure at Villarreal was marked by numerous achievements, but one that stood out was his remarkable victory in the Europa League in 2021. This triumph not only reinstated his reputation as a top-tier manager but also played a pivota...
1 day ago · On the other side, before leaving Chelsea this week, Mauricio Pochettino was the second-highest paid manager in the Premier League, taking home an annual salary of £10.4 million. With Poch out of the picture, Mikrel Arteta of Arsenal, who ended slightly behind Guardiola’s City, now holds the second spot in the rankings.
Feb 28, 2024 · All 20 Premier League managers' salaries (lowest to highest) By Alex Roberts. Updated Feb 28, 2024. Football FanCast breaks down how much each Premier League gaffer earns. The amount of...
Apr 4, 2023 · Kloop? It's not ringing a bell). Here are the current Premier League managers, in order of length of service. Let's started with the newest: =20. Chelsea – Bruno Saltor (interim), April 2 2023....
