Manchester City appoint Enzo Maresca as new manager in a staggering €20m deal, but where does his fee rank amongst the most expensive managers in history
Manchester City have reached a verbal agreement with Chelsea to sign Italian head coach Maresca, despite his contract at Stamford Bridge running until 2029. Maresca has reportedly signed a three-year deal with the English club, but City had to pay a significant compensation fee to release him from his Chelsea contract. The fee is believed to be around €20 million, one of the highest ever paid for a head coach.
This move would make Maresca the third most expensive head coach in history, behind Graham Potter and Julian Nagelsmann, who both commanded €25 million fees. Maresca's transfer would surpass José Mourinho's 2010 move from Inter Milan to Real Madrid, which cost €16 million in compensation. The substantial fee underscores Manchester City's desire to appoint Maresca as the successor to Pep Guardiola.
This move would make Maresca the third most expensive head coach in history, behind Graham Potter and Julian Nagelsmann, who both commanded €25 million fees. Maresca's transfer would surpass José Mourinho's 2010 move from Inter Milan to Real Madrid, which cost €16 million in compensation. The substantial fee underscores Manchester City's desire to appoint Maresca as the successor to Pep Guardiola.
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