Euro-2024 head coaches' salaries ranking. Sergei Rebrov - in 14th place

Finance Football has conducted a study on the salaries of the head coaches of the 24 national teams that will participate in Euro 2024 and compiled a corresponding ranking.

Sergei Rebrov

The highest-paid coach of the upcoming European Championship was the head coach of the England national team Gareth Southgate, whose annual salary is 5.8 million euros. In second place Julian Nagelsmann (Germany) - 4.8 million euros, and closes the top three - Roberto Martinez (Portugal) - 4 million euros.

Head coach of the Ukrainian national team Serhiy Rebrov was on the 14th line with an annual salary of 1.25 million euros.

As for the rivals of the Ukrainian national team in the group, the coach of the national team of Belgium Domenico Tedesco closed the top ten with a salary of 1.5 million euros a year, the helmsman of the Slovakian national team receives 540 thousand euros a year (19th place) and, finally, the annual salary of the head coach of the Romanian national team Edward Iordanescu is 240 thousand euros a year (23rd place).

Salaries of the head coaches of the Euro-2024 national teams

1. Gareth Southgate (England) - 5,800,000 euros per year

2. Julian Nagelsmann (Germany) - 4 800 000

3. Roberto Martinez (Portugal) - 4,000,000

4. Didier Deschamps (France) - 3,800,000

5. Louis van Gaal (Netherlands) - 3 000 000

6. Luciano Spaletti (Italy) - 3 000 000

7. Vicenzo Montella (Turkey) - 1,800,000

8. Murat Yakin (Switzerland) - 1,600,000

9. Ralf Rangnick (Austria) - 1 500 000

10. Domenico Tedesco (Belgium) - 1 500 000

11. Zlatko Dalic (Croatia) - 1 500 000

12. Dragan Stojkovic (Serbia) - 1 400 000

13. Luis De la Fuente Castillo (Spain) - 1,250,000

14. Serhiy Rebrov (Ukraine) - 1,250,000

15. Kasper Wilman (Denmark) - 1 150 000

16. Silvinho (Albania) - 750,000

17. Michal Probej (Poland) - 560,000

18. Steve Clark (Scotland) - 550,000

19. Francesco Calzona (Slovakia) - 540,000

20. Marko Rossi (Hungary) - 300,000

21. Tort Matjaj (Slovenia) - 300 000

22. Ivan Hasek (Czech Republic) - 250,000

23. Edward Iordanescu (Romania) - 240,000

24. Willi Sanyol (Georgia) - 200,000.