
In the 2024-2025 season, two former Ligue 1 coaches have risen to prominence in the Eredivisie, occupying the top spots in the league's salary rankings. Peter Bosz, who previously coached Olympique Lyonnais, continues to be a major figure in Dutch football as the head coach of PSV Eindhoven. His annual salary of €5.3 million makes him the highest-paid manager in the league, with additional performance-based bonuses for achievements in the Champions League and domestic titles.
Francesco Farioli, another former Ligue 1 coach, is making waves in Amsterdam as the head of AFC Ajax. With a yearly salary of €4.5 million, Farioli is the second-highest paid manager in the Eredivisie, marking a significant increase of €1 million from his previous earnings at OGC Nice. However, his task at Ajax is far from easy, as the club is undergoing a major renovation while striving to reclaim its place among Europe's elite.
The third-highest salary in the Eredivisie belongs to Brian Priske, who coaches Feyenoord Rotterdam for an annual €3 million. Feyenoord, a club aiming to reaffirm its standing in Dutch football, has invested heavily in their manager's capabilities. Meanwhile, in a more modest context, former football legend Robin van Persie begins his managerial career at SC Heerenveen, earning €700,000 annually. This shift from player to coach adds a unique dynamic to the Eredivisie's coaching landscape.
The salary gap within the Eredivisie is stark, with top coaches earning significantly more than their counterparts in smaller clubs. For example, Maarten Martens of AZ Alkmaar and Joseph Oosting of FC Twente each earn €2 million, while Carl Hoefkens of NAC Breda receives only €200,000 annually. These discrepancies reflect the financial divides between historically successful clubs and more modest teams in the league.

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