Last autumn Leonidas Sluckis was appointed as the coach of the Russian national team, becoming the first Russian after a nine-year break at the helm of the national football team, lrytas.lt wrote.
L.Sluckis made an unusual agreement with his country's football federation.
He agreed to work without pay for the remaining 2016 European Championship qualifying matches, while previously Italian Fabio Capello, who coached the Russian national team, was paid an impressive annual salary of 7 million euros by the Russian federation.
L.Sluckis' contract was based only on bonuses.
After winning four matches (against Sweden, Liechtenstein, Moldova and Montenegro) and leading the Russian national team to the European Championships, the coach received a $100,000 bonus, like every player.
Therefore, L.Sluckis occupies an unusually low position in the list of salaries of national team coaches playing in the 2016 European Championship compiled by "Finance Football":
1. Roy Hodgson (England) - 5,000,000 euros
2. Antonio Conte (Italy) - 4,600,000
3. Fatih Terim (Turkey) - 3,500,000
4. Joachim Loew (Germany) - 3,200,000
5. Vicente del Bosque (Spain) - 3,000,000
6. Didier Deschamps (France) - 2,000,000
7. Marcel Koller (Austria) - 1,500,000
8. Fernando Santos (Portugal) - 1,200,000
9. Martin O'Neill (Ireland) - 1,000,000
10. Vladimir Petkovic (Switzerland) - 750,000
11. Marc Wilmots (Belgium) - 750,000
12. Lars Lagerback (Iceland) - 430,000
13. Michael O'Neill (Northern Ireland) - 320,000
14. Gianni De Biasi (Albania) - 280,000
15. Chris Coleman (Wales) - 260,000
16. Ante Cacic (Croatia) - 250,000
17. Pavel Vrba (Czech Republic) - 220,000
18. Adam Nawalka (Poland) - 200,000
19. Erik Hamren (Sweden) - 200,000
20. Jan Kozak (Slovakia) - 180,000
21. Mykhailo Fomenko (Ukraine) - 170,000
22. Anghel Iordanescu (Romania) - 120,000
23. Leonidas Sluckis (Russia) - without salary
24. Bernd Storck (Hungary) - unclear
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