Tuchel’s eyewatering wage continues to be an enormous pay lower from his time at Chelsea
Thomas Tuchel won’t be short of change as England boss.
Tuchel, 51, is set to be named the next boss of Three Lions after leaving his post at Bayern Munich over the summer. After rapid negotiations, the ex- Chelsea and Bayern boss is set to be named as the third foreign England boss on Wednesday.
And, according to The Sun, Tuchel will take home £5million-per-year after he put pen-to-paper on an 18-month deal. It’s a drastic pay cut, however, in comparison to the £10m-a-year deal he was on during his time in charge of Chelsea
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Lee Carsley, who has been filling the boots of Gareth Southgate, will remain in charge until January. Carsely has two more games as England boss in November against Greece and Ireland.
Carsley will be hoping to avoid another Greek oddity after he was stunned by the Southern Europeans over the last international break at Wembley.
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Carsley ruled himself out of the running to permanently replace Southgate last week, revealing his ambition to return to his previous role.
He said: “I have been doing the U21s and I am really happy with my job.
“I am an employee of the FA and I was asked to take the senior team which is a privilege, it was the proudest moment of my career. I am really honoured with the chance to manage the senior team.
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“I am in a really fortunate position in that I am on the inside and I can see how much potential this team’s got. It is one of the best jobs in world football. There aren’t many jobs where you’ve got a chance of winning.
“I believe the coach that comes in has got a really good chance of winning and we deserve the best one that’s out there.”
