Pep Guardiola is still second! The legendary Manchester United striker is number 1 and the richest manager.

In particular, Pep Guardiola, the Spanish manager, has received enormous compensation for his success in managing the team.

Even so Believe it or not, the manager of Manchester City doesn’t have the biggest wallet if income from other sources is taken into account. And it’s not his rival like Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp either.

And here are the 10 coaches with the most income at this time as revealed by The Sun, a British media outlet.

10. Arsene Wenger – 38 million pounds

The legendary Arsenal manager retired from the Emirates Stadium in 2018, but he still has a huge income in his pocket.

After bidding farewell to the Gunners, the Frenchman revealed that he earns £8m a year, and it would be much more if he were willing to take on the job of managing Real Madrid or Paris Saint-Germain.

9. Jurgen Klopp – 39 million pounds

So far, the Deutch coach has worked with three clubs, starting with Mainz, followed by Borussia Dortmund and now Liverpool, where he led the team to a trophy. Champions League in 2019

Reports have revealed that Klopp pockets £15m a year, while in 2021 it was revealed he pocketed another £6.7m from advertising.

8. Carlo Ancelotti – 40 million pounds

Ancelotti is rumored to have received £28 million in compensation from Chelsea after he and his staff were sacked in 2011.

Meanwhile, the Italian coach is currently on a salary of £9.5m a year from Real Madrid and could have his contract extended this summer, although the Brazilian national team is also eager to take the reins.

7. Sir Alex Ferguson – 56 million pounds

The legendary Premier League boss didn’t just receive a huge payday from taking over the reins of Manchester United. But the former Scottish coach also earns money from horse racing, another of his favorite sports.

And most importantly, during the last days of holding the reins of the Red Devils before retiring, Father Fergie revealed in his biography that he earned more than every Red Devils player. Plus, until today, it has been stated that the boss who Won the Premier League 13 times and still receives £2 million a year from the club.

6. Steven Gerrard – 71 million pounds

Stevie G has also managed three clubs, starting with Rangers, followed by Aston Villa, before ending up with Al Ittifaq, where the Saudi Arabian league team offered him a high salary. Up to 15 million pounds per year

Not only will he be wealthy as a football team coach. Previously, the former England midfielder had earned a handsome salary from his playing career as well. In his final season with Liverpool, it was said that The Jade earned a weekly salary of 240,000 pounds.

5. Zinedine Zidane – 99 million pounds

The former French Ballon d’Or winner is another person who earned a large sum of money while playing for both Juventus and Real Madrid, and has many sponsors that help increase his wealth.

Zisou, meanwhile, has served as Real Madrid’s manager for two terms in 2016-2018 and 2019-2021, with the latter being paid as much as £10.5m a year.

3. Pep Guardiola – 100 million pounds

The most successful manager in football is naturally wealthy as well, especially when managing a billionaire team like Manchester City, which pays him a salary of up to £20 million a year.

Still, it still doesn’t stop the skinhead coach from being number one in this network, with him only being ranked third.

3. Jose Mourinho – 100 million pounds

Used to be Guardiola’s number one opponent before Klopp and his wallet was full from receiving compensation money after being fired many times.

Previously, Spurs paid him £15 million in exchange for his sacking in 2021, while the Portuguese received the same amount from Manchester United and Chelsea offered him 12.5 million pounds. million in 2015, with Roma currently paying him a salary of £10 million a year.

2. Diego Simeone – 102 million pounds

The Atletico Madrid manager is known as the highest paid player in the world, with Atletico Madrid paying him £30 million a year.

“Football is a 24-hour workday, it is like that. When you sleep, someone is awake. And awake people can brood if you’re asleep. So it is an advantage for people to stay awake. That’s why you have to be careful,” the Argentine boss once said.

1. Wayne Rooney – 125 million pounds

The Birmingham City manager has denied reports that his £1.5m-a-year salary from the Globes is the highest of any manager in the Championship.

Even so, during his time at Manchester United, the former England striker pocketed the highest wages in the Premier League, £250,000 a week, which can increase to £300,000 a week when combined with marketing royalty income.

Despite losing a huge chunk of his income while managing Derby after the Red Devils ran into financial difficulties, Rooney pocketed an additional £800,000 a year from his role as coach of DC United. Revenue from football games is as much as £125 million.