Italian coaches' salary drop from 5M to 500K

The 2026-2027 Italian Serie A season is facing numerous changes at the managerial level, with eight new coaches appointed compared to last season, while twelve clubs have continued with their previous managers. Among the most notable changes is the appointment of Portuguese coach Rúben Amorim to lead AC Milan, and Italian coach Massimiliano Allegri to manage Napoli, both aimed at enhancing competitiveness for titles and European qualification. Spalletti and Gasperini are among the highest-paid coaches in the league, earning nearly 5 million euros annually each, while the salaries of other managers vary depending on the clubs, with some experienced names remaining in their positions. Several coaches have retained their posts despite the changes, aiming to continue improving their teams' results and competing for both domestic and European titles.

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