Bayern's Tuchel earns three million less than at Chelsea

Thomas Tuchel earns at least three million euros less as Bayern coach than he did during his time at Chelsea. The 'Bild' newspaper, attentive to the current affairs of the Bavarian team, reported this in an article in which they informed how the coach celebrated his hiring by going to dinner at a well-known Japanese restaurant in Munich. The establishment has been frequented by legends such as Franck Ribery and Jerome Boateng.
In any case, the most striking aspect of the article is the difference in salary between his past at Stamford Bridge and his present at the Allianz Arena. A key factor is how the Blues have become one of the most financially powerful projects on the world stage. Also, the Premier League, right from the start, tends to produce higher spending in the player transfer market, so these figures are as high as they are routine.
Returning to the emoluments of the German coach, the newspaper mentioned in the first paragraph indicates that they are between ten and 12 million. The range corresponds to the margin resulting from the fact that what he is going to pocket depends on his achievements in the Bundesliga and in the cup and continental competitions. Thus, in case of absolute failure, he will receive up to five million less than in England; in the best case scenario, three million less.
Thomas Tuchel has plenty of experience of top-level football with spells at PSG and Chelsea, as well as Borussia Dortmund. Now, he is returning to his native country, where he began his career at Mainz 05. His time at Signal Iduna Park is particularly fondly remembered and, if nothing goes wrong, should offer an immediate adaptation to the Bayern dugout.