There are lucky ones. In 2018, a player from Haute-Savoie had twice won a million euros in Loto, in the space of only 18 months. Leonardo Jardim, AS Monaco’s coach has also just received a very nice check when he was fired from his post. Returned after only a few months after being fired in the past season, the Portuguese technician had managed to save the Asemist club from relegation, but will not even have held a calendar year (he returned on January 25, 2019) .
Already during his first dismissal, which occurred in October 2018, the one who remained living in the Principality had received the modest sum of 8M €. Back at the start of the year, he signed a two and a half year contract with a nice monthly salary of € 330,000 a month. In The Team of the day, we learn that the negotiations between Jardim and its leaders had not yet resulted in a figure, but that we would move away from the amount collected at the end of 2018.
He should get a good check
In its edition of the day, however, Monaco Morning explains that the estimated departure of the coach, but also of his staff, is well estimated at eight million euros. Weakened this year by a team formed at the very end of the transfer window and a very complicated start in Ligue 1, Jardim no longer had Vadim Vasilyev to support him, the latter having been replaced by Oleg Petrov, with whom he did not necessarily talk to ‘excellent relationships.
Despite the victory against LOSC (5-1), the public had taken their coach by the flu and above all had clearly taken a stand, demanding his ouster. Something that happened this Saturday evening when the Portuguese is expected today to say goodbye to his flock. If he is unlikely to receive the same amount as last year, Jardim should receive a very nice check. Now it’s up to Robert Moreno, the former interim coach of Spain, to try his luck on the Rock.
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