Since they decided to part ways with Hansi Flick in 2021, Bayern has struggled with coaches. German colleagues have calculated that the club from Munich, usually known for its frugality, has spent an incredible 62,500,000 euros on three coaches in the last three seasons?! This amount includes all compensation payments and salaries for Julian Nagelsmann, Thomas Tuchel, and Vincent Kompany, the man who is expected to lead the Bavarians over the next three years. In fact, the sum is so big that it’s actually much more than most Bundesliga clubs have spent on their coaches throughout their entire history. When Bayern brought Julian Nagelsmann from RB Leipzig, they paid about 20,000,000 euros just in compensation for taking him from another club, with whom he had a valid contract, plus 6,000,000 per season. Just Nagelsmann and Tuchel alone cost the club over 50,000,000 euros?!The quest is over! Three-year contract for Kompany, Burnley will get 12,000,000 eurosFor example, because he left a year before his contract expired, the former Chelsea manager received as much as 10,000,000 from his former employers! When we add the compensation for Kompany (10,500,000 euros without bonuses) to these two, we arrive at the mentioned 62,500,000. Naturally, this amount will soon increase as soon as the Belgian starts earning his salary. However, it will be significantly less than Tuchel’s, according to the same source, but the exact amount has not been mentioned yet.You want our coach? Pay 100 millionTo better explain the amounts involved, Bild calculated that Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti, considered two of the best (or most respected) coaches in the world, earned a combined total of 48,000,000 euros while they were at Bayern?! The impression is that all this works in favor of the young expert Vincent Kompany, as it is hard to believe that Bayern will once again, for the fourth time in as many years, dip further into their coffers for a coach. In other words, Kompany’s position should not be shaken by any potential early crisis, especially since both Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge supported his appointment.##NAJAVA_MECA_8126185##
