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From Claudio Ranieri, adorable, adorable, to the force of the exuberant and unbridled nature of Antonio Conte, Chelsea has so far paid a huge compensation of 92.9 million pounds sterling to the leaders of Roman Abramovich.
So, with the rumors that torment Maurizio Sarri's future, whether Juventus is willing to pay the £ 5 million needed to try it, and if the club is willing to keep it, Let's take a closer look at the club fees. have paid up to now, before that inevitably changes once again.
Claudio Ranieri – May 2004
Compensation£ 6 million
Some have called Claudio Ranieri a handsome footballer and, looking at this emotional face, it's easy to understand why. And, it would be fair to say that Chelsea did not quite return the favors in the way that managed the output of the Italian.
Admittedly, Jose Mourinho's nomination has paid off (and even others), but it is too easy to forget the foundations laid under Ranieri's mandate in the Champions League (where they reached the semi-finals) and Premier League were finalists).
Jose Mourinho – September 2007
Remuneration (including staff)£ 23.1 million
There is not much left to say about the Jose Mourinho era and the radical change in his life for the Blues club. As his name suggests, he is simply the best manager of all time in Chelsea.
And yes, £ 23.1 million is a damn good guy to get rid of such a quality manager, but it's still £ 11.9 million less than they paid for Danny Drinkwater to rot on the bench, which may not be as bad as it sounds?
Avram Grant – May 2008
Compensation£ 5 million
Avram Grant has come. He won. Two months later, he got an amazing four-year contract. Six months later, he faltered, losing the Champions League final against Manchester United and his job.
A timeless fable.
Luiz Felipe Scolari – February 2009
Compensation£ 12.6 million
If an image summarizes a management mandate, it is that one.
And, if a quote did the same, it would be Scolari's press conference, where when asked if the decision to join Chelsea was a financial decision, he badured the fans, "Yes, that's right. That's one of the reasons I'm 59 and I do not want to work as a coach before I'm 70. I want to retire in four or five It was therefore a financial question, but there is something else. "
You can not always Get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you can certainly, certainly.
Carlo Ancelotti – May 2011
Compensation£ 6 million
In his first season of title, Carlo Ancelotti recorded a Premier League and FA Cup doubles, the first in his history. A year later, he was sacked, although he finished the season in second place and that he has the third-highest percentage of wins in the history of the league behind Mourinho and Sir Alex Ferguson.
You will notice that he received less than half of the compensation paid by Scolari. The crime pays, clearly.
Andre Villas-Boas – March 2012
Compensation£ 12 million
Oh good old Andre Villas-Boas. AVB. The guy was put away in West London, but do not feel too sorry for him. Not only did he receive this Scolari compensatory allowance from the club, but he also recently received a £ 5 million contract a year from Marseille, while his last management position was a failure of the club. one year at Shanghai SIPG in 2016/17.
Roberto Di Matteo – November 2012
Compensation£ 10.7 million
This is the historic victory, unforgettable and undeniable of the Champions League that earned Roberto Di Matteo the work in May 2012, and in the fashion of "Time is a Flat Circle", it is the Champions League that ended in November after a 3-0 loss to Juventus.
You did everything and nothing, Roberto, and we thank you every day.
Jose Mourinho – December 2015
Remuneration (including staff)£ 8.3 million
… Well, at least it was down two-thirds from last time. Good start, guys!
Antonio Conte – July 2018
Compensation£ 9 million
It may have been at least six months before he was fired to wait at least six months, but after a lengthy legal dispute between the two parties, Antonio Conte finally received £ 9 million.
And, as soon as he received the sum, he returned to the direction. Inter knocked on the door just after Luciano Spalletti was financially encouraged.
TOTAL£ 92.9 million
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