From Tite to Southgate, these highest-paid managers will demonstrate their strategies at the FIFA World Cup

It would be interesting to learn who earns the most money in the current coaching scene, which features so many well-known names. Here are the top five paid managers in the FIFA World Cup 2022 who will demonstrate their strategies.

1. Hansi Flick (Germany) - £5.5 million

It is Flick's job to turn things around this time since the German national team was eliminated in the group stage at the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Flick earns £5.5 million per year as Germany's national team coach and is the highest-paid manager at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

2. Gareth Southgate (England) - £4.9 million 

Some people feel Southgate is too conservative for this group of players. There is no doubt that England has an extremely talented and star-studded squad, and they could play a much more exciting game of football. The boardroom murmur seems to be, 'Why fix something that's not broken?' Fair enough. Southgate will remain in his job which pays him £4.9 million a year.

3. Didier Deschamps (France) - £3.2 million 

The team under Didier Deschamps won the World Cup in 2018. The team was also predicted to win Euro 2020 but ended up losing out in the round of 16. France has a strong squad, but they are no longer the nearly unbeatable team they were four years ago. Deschamps has a salary of £3.2 million annually, making him the third highest-paid manager at the FIFA World Cup 2022.

4. Tite (Brazil) - £3 million 

The Brazilian national team has been coached by Tite since 2016. He led them to Copa America victory in 2019 and has already revealed plans to step down as manager after the 2022 FIFA World Cup. This may be Tite's final fight at the FIFA World Cup in 2022. Tite earns £3 million a year and is one of the world's highest-paid managers.

5. Louis van Gaal (Netherlands) - £2.5 million 

His managerial career has been quite illustrious. The former Manchester United and Barcelona manager is 71, and this will be his last World Cup as a manager. At the moment, he is the fifth-highest-paid national team manager in the world, earning £2.5 million annually.

You now know which manager earns the highest salary for leading their team in the FIFA World Cup 2022.