Have a look at Graham Potter net worth, Chelsea contract, and salary as he becomes one of the highest-paid managers
The names of Roman Abramovich and Thomas Tuchel have been sung by Chelsea supporters in recent weeks as a result of the Blues’ tenth-place Premier League standing and elimination from both domestic cup tournaments.
According to Fabrizio Romano, despite the London club’s recent performance, the American owners are still supporting Potter and will continue to do so. Potter was the coach they chose to succeed Tuchel at the beginning of the season.
Graham Potter Chelsea salary, contract details, transfer fee, net worth 2023
Both went through some bad times at the club and currently, Potter is also under fire following the situation. Meanwhile, something interesting about Potter’s wages makes him the fourth highest-paid manager. Have a look, below:
Graham Potter agreed to a lucrative five-year contract at Stamford Bridge, which will pay him £10 million a year. And because he received a sizable wage raise after leaving Brighton, the 47-year-old is now tied for the fourth-highest earner in the Premier League.
The former Swansea manager was reportedly making £2 million annually with the Seagulls, where he was one of the lowest-paid players in the Premier League. Potter’s current net worth is at 10 million pounds with Chelsea paying Brighton 22 million pounds in compensation for his services.
However, SunSport understands that he will earn £50 million from the long-term deal he signed in West London. That is more than Thomas Tuchel, the Blues’ former coach who was fired and received about £7 million annually.
Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, earns a substantial £19 million per year, putting Potter’s compensation at roughly half of that figure. However, the manager of the Citizens has won four Premier League championships in the last five years, therefore he is entirely deserving of his yearly salary.
Second-placed Jurgen Klopp of Liverpool earns £16 million annually after signing a new contract in April.
Third place goes to Antonio Conte after Tottenham offered him a £15 million contract when he took over for Nuno Espirito Santo in November 2021.
Potter and Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Leicester, make out the top five with $10 million yearly salaries each.
Erik ten Hag of Manchester United follows, receiving £9 million annually after succeeding Ralf Rangnick as interim manager.
The next boss is Mikel Arteta, who was given an £8.3 million contract by Arsenal in May.
Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, and David Moyes all get $5 million a year, while Ralph Hasenhuttl of Southampton makes £6 million.
Interim Amazingly, Brighton’s manager Adam Lallana, a former midfielder who earns £4.7 million annually, is ranked 12th.
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