Coach 10 Most Expensive In World Cup 2010

Recently, sports daily Ole in Argentina, published revenue earned through 32 coach who led his team to qualify for the 2010 World Cup. There is a very striking difference between the cheapest and most expensive coach. You can see from the bottom: 31. Jong Hun Kim (North Korea): U.S. $ 250,000 30. Oscar Washington Tabárez (Uruguay): U.S. $ 300,000 29. Vladimir Weiss (Slovakia): U.S. $ 312,000 28. Reinaldo Rueda (Honduras): U.S. $ 350,000 27. Rabah Saadane (Algeria): U.S. $ 360,000 26. Gerardo Martino (Paraguay): U.S. $ 360,000 25. Matjaž Kek (Slovenia): U.S. $ 360,000 24. Bob Bradley (United States): U.S. $ 400,000 23. Radomir Antic (Serbia): U.S. $ 447,000 22. Milovan Rajevac (Ghana): U.S. $ 540,000 21. Morten Olsen (Danish): U.S. $ 570,000 20. Moo Jung Hun (South Korea): U.S. $ 600,000 19. Raymond Domenech (France): U.S. $ 720,000 18. Vahid Halilhodzic (Ivory Coast): U.S. $ 740,000 17. Marcelo Bielsa (Chile): U.S. $ 850,000 16. Paul Le Guen (Cameroon): U.S. $ 960,000 15. Otto Rehhagel (Greece): U.S. $ 1,150,000 14. Ricki Herbert (New Zealand): U.S. $ 1,200,000 13. Takeshi Okada (Japan): U.S. $ 1,200,000 12. Diego Maradona (Argentina): U.S. $ 1,200,000 11. Dunga (Brazil): U.S. $ 1,250,000 No. 10 Carlos Alberto Parreira (South Africa) U.S. $ 1,800,000 No. 9 Pim Verbeek (Australia) U.S. $ 1,820,000 No. 8 Carlos Queiroz (Portugal) U.S. $ 2,000,000 NO. 7 Vicente del Bosque (Spain) U.S. $ 2,200.000 No. 6 Ottmar Hitzfeld (Switzerland) U.S. $ 2,600.000 No. 5 Bert van Marwijk (Netherlands) U.S. $ 2,700.000 No. 4 Joachim Low (Germany) U.S. $ 3,300.000 No. 3 Javier Aguirre (Mexico) U.S. $ 4,000,000 No. 2 Marcelo Lippi (Italy) U.S. $ 4,100.000 No. 1 Fabio Capello (England) U.S. $ 9,900.000