After Barca coach Koeman was sacked, the Dutchman got a 10 million pound severance payment and left camp Nou, and the good British media also listed the top 10 to know about Jolkien, so let's take a look:
10th place: Ronald Koeman, £10 million (2021)
Coman, who has just been sacked by Barca, has squeezed into the top ten of the list with a 10 million pounds, as a legend of Barca club's first Champions League victory, such a fate is really regrettable. Originally, The coach of the Dutch national team was good, and as a result, Barca in the storm came to help with a call, but he did not expect that Barça had rotted to the bone, and Koeman was full of talent and had nowhere to show, and finally became a scapegoat.
Ninth place: Robert Di Matteo, £10.7 million (2012)
As a leader of Chelsea to the top of Europe and the club to achieve a difficult transition from a local tycoon to a giant, Di Matteo has played a role. As a meritorious player in the rise of the Blues, Di Matteo's coaching history is like a glimpse, amazing and short. That year's Champions League was Di Matteo's canonized work, and it was he who made the blues old boy generation successful. But after the surprise is mediocre, after the renewal of the contract, the performance is not good and the seal is gone, but the European football world will always retain the legend of "Buddha Shuai".
8th place: André Vilas Boas, £12 million (2012)
Boas shocked the football world with the name of "Madman II", for which Abu spared no expense to sign him, but he was not a madman after all, and he was fired before the season was halfway through. But it was his dismissal that allowed Di Matteo to stage the most amazing firefighting story in European football.
7th place: Mauricio Pochettino, £12.5 million (2019)
After leading Spurs to a historic Champions League final, Tottenham president Levi dug a big hole in Pochettino by signing Ndombele for £63m in the summer window, but the team's historical salary became the trigger for the chaos in The tottenham's dressing room. Eriksen, Verhenton and other core veterans were dissatisfied and refused to renew their contracts, Andttenham's record plummeted, and Pochettino naturally became a scapegoat. Fortunately, Pochettino did not worry about his family, and now he is living in Greater Paris, envious of others.
Sixth place: Fabio Capello, £13.4 million (2015)
As the most sought-after coach in world football in the 1990s, Capello's name represents the champion, but with the continuous development of football, his tactical concept has gradually lagged behind. In 2015, Capello was sacked by the Russian Football Association due to russia's poor record in the European Championship qualifiers in France, but the £13.4 million severance payment was not a loss.
Fifth place: Luis Filipe Scolari, £13.6 million (2009)
In the 2008 Champions League final, Chelsea brushed shoulders with the Champions League trophy in the night rain at the Luzhniki Stadium, and then invited Scolari, who was famous at the time. But the Brazilian manager's tough personality and grumpy temper quickly led him to a situation of rebellion at Stamford Bridge, and within half a year, Scolari was fired. However, the £13.6 million termination fee was a very large sum at the time, and Scolari was a huge profit.
Fourth place: Laurent Blanco, £17 million (2016)
As a famous figure in French football, Blanco enjoys an extremely high reputation. Coaching Greater Paris won 11 championship trophies for 3 seasons, laying the foundation for the rise of Greater Paris, but due to the breakthrough in the Champions League, Greater Paris and Blanco broke up in 2016, and Greater Paris offered him a termination fee of 17 million pounds, which can be described as sincere.
Third & Second place: Mourinho, £18m (2007) £19.6m (2018)
Mourinho's coaching career can be described as both ends of the spectrum, except in Porto and Inter, the madman's coaching experience has ended in dismissal. In 2007, Mourinho disagreed with Abu due to his coaching philosophy, and the conflict intensified and could only end in dismissal, and the £18 million severance payment was not broken by himself until 10 years later. During his time at Manchester United, Mourinho's conflicts with management and players were irreconcilable, and after the defeat of the Double Red Club, Mourinho was overshadowed and received a severance payment of 19.6 million pounds.
1st place: Antonio Conte, £26.2 million (2018)
In his first season in charge of Chelsea, he won the Premier League title, and Conte's excellent coaching ability made Chelsea eager to renew his contract early, but Conte's stubborn temper and big mouth soon made his coaching career at Stamford Bridge take a sharp turn and eventually had to break up early. Chelsea actually paid Conte three years' salary due to the renewal of his contract, and Conte and Chelsea fought a dismissal lawsuit, and the £26.2 million termination payment was really a big profit.
Judging from the termination of the contract, Chelsea occupies half of the country, plus it is said that Abu paid for the Russian Football Association, Chelsea is indeed rich and impressive!