Manchester United\u2019s Norwegian boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has ample reasons to be smiling now as he is now tied down until 2024 and has the option of a further year after having signed a new contract with the club allegedly worth \u00a310m per year (\u00a3200,000-per-week).<\/p>\n
That’s a substantial increase on the \u00a37.5m-per-year he was previously earning.<\/p>\n
As per The Sun, Solskjaer is now the third highest-paid manager in the Premier League. View the top seven best-paid bosses in England’s top tier below:<\/p>\n
6. Thomas Tuchel – \u00a37m-per-year<\/p>\n
6. Rafael Benitez – \u00a37m-per-year<\/p>\n
5. Marcelo Bielsa – \u00a38m-per-year<\/p>\n
3. Brendan Rodgers – \u00a310m-per-year<\/p>\n
3. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – \u00a310m-per-year<\/p>\n
2. Jurgen Klopp – \u00a315m-per-year<\/p>\n
1. Pep Guardiola – \u00a320m-per-year<\/p>\n
Although having been given a massive pay-rise Solskjaer\u2019s wages are still nowhere near that of Guardiola\u2019s, understandably.\u00a0The Man City boss is on his own well-deserved esoteric perch above all others at \u00a320m-per-year, double what Solskjaer is earning.<\/p>\n
Jurgen Klopp also earns \u00a35 million-per-year more than the Man United boss.<\/p>\n
However, Solskjaer is earning a lot more than Tuchel, surprisingly, despite the German leading Chelsea to Champions League glory earlier this year.<\/p>\n
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