Afam4eva: Isn't it ironic that the highest paid coach in premiership history is going to the worst club in football history. Abeg Mourinhi, go and chop and clean mouth. At least we know nothing tangible can come out of akpu induced chelsea.

Afam4eva: Isn't it ironic that the highest paid coach in premiership history is going to the worst club in football history. Abeg Mourinhi, go and chop and clean mouth. At least we know nothing tangible can come out of akpu induced chelsea.

CFCfan: In other words, Mourinho's disposable income will be the equivalent of N2 billion per year. The guy has hammered big time!

biolabee: No be today the guy make money
He has been making it since!

ZUBY77: The only coach who deserve such money at the moment is Juup Heynckes, the Bayern Munich coach. Muorinho is a noise maker

Afam4eva: Isn't it ironic that the highest paid coach in premiership history is going to the worst club in football history. Abeg Mourinhi, go and chop and clean mouth. At least we know nothing tangible can come out of akpu induced chelsea.

CFCfan: With
players, we care about the fees and the salaries, often tying that to
ticket prices, television contracts, and the club’s overall spending. We
rarely do the same for coaches or executives, though given how much
Mourinho will make over the next four years, we probably should.

Mourinho was pulling in over $15 million per season to manage the
Merengues, a figure that will get a noticeable bump after he returns to
West London.. If The Times of London’s reporting is correct, the
soon-to-be re-Chelsea’d boss will earn closer to $19 million per year in
his return to Stamford Bridge.

As relayed from Business Week, The Times is reporting Mourinho’s new
deal will be worth £50 million over four years, or around $75-76 million
dollars. England’s tax rate takes a big chunk out of that, but even
after giving around $6 million to the crown, Mourinho will pocket well
over $12 million per year. That keeps him well ahead of Carlo Ancelotti,
Marcelo Lippi and Guus Hiddink as the highest paid coaches in world
soccer.

To put that in perspective, let’s go back in time, all the way back to
our previous post about an hour ago. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, one of the
elite talents in the world’s game, is making around $18 million per
year. It’s a bit of a loaded comparison, given “Ibra” is having all his
taxes covered by PSG, but it does provide some perspective. Expect for
the ultra right-end, point-one percenters in the player market, José
Mourinho is making more than anybody in the game.

So it goes without saying Mourinho, after he’s allowed to leave Real
Madrid this week, will become the highest-paid coach in the history
of the Premier League, a status that would normally lead to high
expectations and huge accountability. Despite a trophy-less season
that ended in a Copa del Rey flameout, the Portuguese boss will be
tasked with recreating the magic that won Chelsea two Premier League
titles after his 2004 arrival.

With The Special One, those expectations were always going to be in
place, regardless the cost. Yet whereas sums like “Torres, £50 million”
are tossed around frequently when evaluating players, don’t expect
Mourinho’s price to be thrown back in his face. For the most part, we
don’t care how much clubs are paying their coaches.

http://prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2013/05/26/jose-mourinho-salary-chelsea-premier-league/

Alyricist★Laura:
Well Deserved.....

Mourinho is the Man.

The Special One