Just before the league went on a break for the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, the Welshman had replaced Ralph Hasenhuttl with Nathan Jones now sacked as well, know his salary and contract at Southampton
Contract and salary details of Nathan Jones.
Nathan Jones ex-Southampton manager salary, contract details, record as he’s sacked
In 2022, Jones agreed to a 4-year contract with Southampton, extending his stay at the club till 2026 before he was fired in early 2023. According to sources, Jones had signed a contract of ยฃ1.25 million annually at the club. If Southampton won the league cup, finished in the top four of the league, or makes it to the Europa League, he would have gotten bonus of up to ยฃ500,000. On November 12th, 2022, he suffered his first defeat as Southampton’s manager against Liverpool.
Southampton confirmed Nathan Jones as their new manager on a three-and-a-half-year contract and paid Luton Town ยฃ2.5 million in compensation for Jones.
Jones left the club with just one league win in eight matches, leaving Southampton bottom of the league and was the shortest serving non-caretaker manager in Southampton’s history.
Major accomplishments
Under his leadership, the former Luton Town boss helped the club to finish second in EFL League Two in 2017โ18. On top of that he received EFL Championship Manager of the Season in 2021โ2022. He even won EFL League One Manager of the Month in December 2018.
Moreover, during his three months tenure as Southampton, he took the Saints to the League Cup semifinals and the fifth round of the FA Cup. However, they failed to leave the league’s relegation zone as they have only one Premier League game under Jones. As a result, the saints are at the bottom of the standings, which ultimately resulted in the sacking of Jones.
Nathan Jones has been fired as Southampton’s head coach.
Nathan Jones was fired by Southampton on Sunday after three months in charge of the south coast club. During his tenure, the team managed just one Premier League victory. The Saints have played 22 games and have accumulated 15 points, which places them four points outside the playoff picture.
Southampton have just one victory in their previous eight league contests, which was last month against a weak Everton club. Wolverhampton Wanderers defeated the Saints 2-1 on Saturday while playing with 10 men, marking the end of Jones’ tenure as manager. The first-team coaches Chris Cohen and Alan Sheehan will leave with Jones.
Ruben Selles, the head coach of the first team, will be in charge of setting up practise and preparing the group for their match against Chelsea the following weekend.