The World Cup’s Highest-Paid Bosses

The manager of Russia’s national football team, Fabio Capello, is the highest paid boss at the 2014 World Cup by a considerable distance. The Italian is paid $11.26 million, far ahead of England’s Roy Hodgson who is paid $5.89 annually. Cesare Prandelli of Italy rounds off the top three while Brazil’s Luiz Felipe Scolari and Switzerland’s Ottmar Hitzfeld complete the top 5.

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This chart shows the annual earnings among 2014 World Cup managers.

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