Premier League Manager Salaries Ranked - New Deals for Arteta and ten Hag Close Gap to Top
Who Are the Highest Paid Premier League Managers?
1. Pep Guardiola (Manchester City): £20 million per year
2. Jürgen Klopp (Liverpool): £16 million per year
3. Antonio Conte (Tottenham Hotspur): £15 million per year
4. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal): £8.3 million per year
5. Erik ten Hag (Manchester United): £8 million per year
6. Graham Potter (Chelsea): £6.5 million per year
7. Brendan Rodgers (Leicester City): £6 million per year
8. David Moyes (West Ham United): £4.5 million per year
9. Marco Silva (Fulham): £4 million per year
10. Jesse Marsch (Leeds United): £3.5 million per year
How Have Arteta and ten Hag's New Deals Impacted the Rankings?
Mikel Arteta's new £8.3 million per year contract at Arsenal has moved him up to fourth place in the rankings, ahead of Erik ten Hag.
ten Hag's £8 million per year contract at Manchester United has also seen him climb the rankings, from seventh to fifth place.
What Factors Influence Premier League Manager Salaries?
There are a number of factors that influence Premier League manager salaries, including:
- The club's financial resources
- The manager's experience and track record
- The manager's reputation
- The club's ambitions
- The manager's negotiating skills
Conclusion
Premier League manager salaries are among the highest in the world, with the top managers earning millions of pounds per year.
The salaries of Mikel Arteta and Erik ten Hag have increased significantly in recent months, reflecting their success at Arsenal and Manchester United, respectively.
A number of factors influence Premier League manager salaries, including the club's financial resources, the manager's experience and track record, and the manager's negotiating skills.
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