The German Bundesliga is gearing up for a new season, and the managerial carousel has been spinning! We've seen big moves like Edin Terzić taking the helm at Borussia Dortmund and Gerardo Seoane filling the vacant position at Borussia Mönchengladbach. But with these changes comes the question: what will the salary landscape looks like for Bundesliga managers in 2024/25? Stay tuned as we explore the updated wages for the league's leading figures.
Thomas Tuchel has the most expensive
contract in the Bundesliga; he earns €10 million per season but also earns extra bonuses. Xabi Alonso, Following his contract extension in August 2023, reports suggest he earns up to €6 million annually, potentially making him the second-highest paid coach.
The Bundesliga,
as one of the strongest football leagues in the world, has a plethora of
brilliant managers who are among the best in the world.
The Bundesliga
has long been regarded as a breeding ground for some of the world's most
talented young footballers. The managers who work in Germany's top tier, on the
other hand, are extremely skilled. Their attitude to the game is enthralling
and entertaining for the crowd, and they play explosive football. Up-and-coming
players flourish in these environments, adding abilities to their repertoire
that help the league improve the level at which the sport is played.
Bundesliga League Football Manager Salaries 2024/25 Season
|
MANAGER |
CLUB |
ANNUAL SALARY |
WEEKLY WAGE |
|
Christian Streich |
Freiburg |
€3 million |
€10 million |
|
Urs Fischer |
Union Berlin |
€2 million |
€10 million |
|
Torsten Lieberknecht |
Darmstadt |
€1 million |
€5 million |
|
Thomas Letsch |
Bochum |
€1.5 million |
€5 million |
Sebastian Hoeneß |
Stuttgart |
€1 million |
€4 million |
|
Pellegrino Matarazzo |
Hoffenheim |
€3 million |
€10 million |
|
Bo Svensson |
Mainz |
€1.5 million |
€5 million |
|
Ole Werner |
Werder Bremen |
€1.25 million |
€5 million |
|
Enrico Maaßen |
Augsburg |
€1.25 million |
€3 million |
|
Steffen Baumgart |
Köln |
€1.5 million |
€4 million |
|
Xabi Alonso |
Leverkusen |
€6 million |
€20 million |
|
Edin Terzić |
Dortmund |
€- million |
€- million |
|
Gerardo Seoane |
M’gladbach |
€- million |
€- million |
|
Dino Toppmöller |
Frankfurt |
€2.5 million |
€10 million |
|
Bayern |
€10 million |
€30 million |
|
|
Niko Kovać |
Wolfsburg |
€3 million |
€15 million |
|
Frank Schmitt |
Heidenheim |
€500,000 |
€1.5 million |
|
Marco Rose |
Leipzig |
€4 million |
€10 million |
Needless to say, the club managers play a
crucial role in this process.
Here are the finest Bundesliga managers who
have had a strong start to the season.
Thomas Tuchel is the current head coach of Bayern Munich and a former player in Germany's professional football league. Tuchel's managerial journey began in 2000, taking charge of the youth teams at VfB Stuttgart. His meticulous approach and emphasis on tactical flexibility quickly impressed those around him.
In 2009, Tuchel was handed his first senior managerial role at Mainz 05. He inherited a team battling relegation, but Tuchel's impact was immediate. He implemented a high-pressing, possession-based style of play, earning plaudits for his attacking brand of football and tactical innovation. Under Tuchel's guidance, Mainz not only secured their Bundesliga status but also qualified for the Europa League for the first time in the club's history.
This achievement cemented Tuchel's reputation as a young, exciting manager with the potential to achieve great things.
Tuchel's success at Mainz attracted the attention of Borussia Dortmund, a club known for its attacking tradition and passionate fanbase. He took over the reins in 2015, succeeding Jürgen Klopp. While comparisons were inevitable, Tuchel carved his own path.
In 2018, Tuchel took on a new challenge, becoming the manager of Paris Saint-Germain, a club overflowing with talent but yearning for European glory. Tuchel's task was to mold a team of superstars into a cohesive unit. He achieved this with remarkable success, leading PSG to two Ligue 1 titles and a domestic quadruple (winning the league, cup, and league cup) in his second season.
In 2021, Tuchel took the helm at Chelsea, a club with a rich history and a demanding fanbase. He inherited a talented squad but one lacking a clear tactical identity. Tuchel, with his tactical flexibility and ability to motivate players, transformed Chelsea. He implemented a fluid 3-4-3 system, prioritizing defensive solidity while unleashing the attacking potential of his players. The culmination of this approach came in spectacular fashion.
Chelsea, under Tuchel's masterful guidance, lifted the Champions League trophy in 2021, defeating Manchester City in the final. Despite this triumph, Tuchel's time at Chelsea was cut short due to disagreements with the new club ownership.
In March 2023, Tuchel returned to Germany, taking charge of Bayern Munich, the undisputed.
The move to Bayern reunited Tuchel with a familiar league and a club known for its dominance and relentless pursuit of trophies. While it's early days, Tuchel's impact is already evident.
He's instilled a new tactical approach, incorporating his signature high-pressing style with Bayern's traditional attacking prowess. .
Dino Toppmöller is the current manager of Eintracht Frankfurt. A defining moment in Toppmöller's career arrived in 2020 when he was appointed assistant coach at RB Leipzig under the highly-rated Julian Nagelsmann. Working alongside Nagelsmann, a tactical mastermind himself, proved invaluable for Toppmöller.
He absorbed Nagelsmann's innovative approach to the game and gained firsthand experience in managing a top-tier Bundesliga team. The partnership paid dividends. Together, they led RB Leipzig to a Bundesliga title in the 2021/22 season, further solidifying Toppmöller's reputation as a talented coach on the rise.
In July 2023, the opportunity of a lifetime arose for Dino Toppmöller. Eintracht Frankfurt, the club his father once managed, came calling. Toppmöller, eager to prove himself as a head coach, accepted the challenge.
While it's still early days, Toppmöller's tenure at Eintracht Frankfurt has begun promisingly. He has instilled a sense of continuity, building upon the tactical foundation laid by his predecessor, Oliver Glasner. The attacking flair and defensive solidity that Frankfurt displayed in their Europa League run and DFB-Pokal final appearance in the previous season remains evident.
Toppmöller isn't a coach known for radical tactical overhauls. He prioritizes building upon a strong foundation, while also adding his own tactical nuances. He values a possession-based approach with a focus on attacking flair, while not neglecting defensive stability. Having learned from coaches like Julian Nagelsmann, Toppmöller understands the importance of tactical flexibility and adapting to different opponents.
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