PREMIER LEAGUE · MANAGERS
Premier League manager salaries Pep Guardiola is the best paid manager in Premier League, on £390,000 a week at Manchester City. The median across the 20 we hold a wage for is £82,000 a week.
Manager pay sits outside the squad wage bill. The figures on club and league pages are what the players are paid; nothing here is counted in them. We hold a wage for all 20 first-team managers.
Weekly salary, manager by manager We hold a wage for all 20 first-team managers.
Every manager we hold a wage for Sortable by name, wage and age — Tap a column heading to re-rank
Every manager we hold a wage for MANAGER WEEKLY ▼ YEARLY AGE CLUB NATION Pep Guardiola £390,000 £20.3m 54 Spain Mikel Arteta £200,000 £10.4m 43 Spain Arne Slot £170,000 £8.8m 46 Netherlands Unai Emery £150,000 £7.8m 53 Spain David Moyes £98,000 £5.1m 62 Scotland Eddie Howe £92,000 £4.8m 47 England Igor Tudor £91,000 £4.7m 47 Croatia Andoni Iraola £88,000 £4.6m 43 Spain Kieran McKenna £85,000 £4.4m 39 Northern Ireland Liam Rosenior £85,000 £4.4m 41 England Marco Silva £79,000 £4.1m 48 Portugal Michael Carrick £79,000 £4.1m 43 England Daniel Farke £77,000 £4m 48 Germany Fabian Hürzeler £77,000 £4m 32 Germany Oliver Glasner £74,000 £3.8m 50 Austria Vitor Pereira £67,000 £3.5m 56 Portugal Régis Le Bris £53,000 £2.8m 49 France Keith Andrews £45,000 £2.3m 44 Ireland Frank Lampard £22,000 £1.1m 47 England Sergej Jakirović £13,000 £676k 48 Bosnia & Herzegovina
Frequently asked questions Who is the highest paid manager in Premier League? Pep Guardiola of Manchester City, on £390,000 a week - £20,280,000 a year.
How much do managers in Premier League earn? The median of the 20 we hold a wage for is £82,000 a week.
Is a manager's salary part of the club wage bill? No. The wage bills on our club and league pages are what the playing squad is paid. Manager and coaching salaries sit outside them.
