The Betway Premiership is thought for having a number of distinctive coaches who work exhausting to supply nice expertise.

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Of course, their exhausting work comes with a fats pay verify on the finish of the month.

This is how a lot a number of the highest-paid coaches within the Betway Premiership earn:

5. JOSÉ RIVEIRO (ORLANDO PIRATES)

Riveiro, the Sea Robbers’ coach, led the membership to profitable a number of titles final season, together with the MTN 8.

According to ChiefsNews, he earns round R700 000 monthly, and his exhausting work displays in his wage. 

Riveiro was born on 15 September 1975 in Vigo, Spain.

His full identify is José Luis Riveiro.

According to the Citizen, he began as a soccer participant within the Spanish Third Division, however his profession was short-lived.

He retired earlier than 30, admitting he was not a superb participant. 

He began teaching in Spain after which moved to the Finnish facet Honka FC in 2014 to be an assistant coach.

After spending over 5 years in Finland, he moved to Orlando Pirates in 2022. 

4. STEVE KOMPHELA (MAMELODI SUNDOWNS)

Former soccer player and assistant coach of Masandawana, Steve Komphela, earns over R700 000 monthly.

Expectedly, teaching a high-profile workforce like Sundowns comes with plenty of stress, because it has many accolades to its identify, contemplating the hefty quantity he receives in his wage. 

His full identify is Stephen Mbuyiselo Komphela, and he was born in Kroonstad within the Free State province.

He started his profession as a soccer participant abroad, enjoying for the Turkish facet Çanakkale Dardanelspor Kulübü and Gaziantepspor.

After retiring from enjoying soccer, he began his teaching profession at Manning Rangers FC in 2003 and coached a number of different groups earlier than turning into an assistant coach at Mamelodi Sundowns. 

3. RHULANI MOKWENA (WYDAD AC)

The former Mamelodi Sundowns head coach, Rhulani Mokwena, used to earn near the identical quantity as his colleague, Steve Komphela, which was over R700 000 monthly, in accordance with IOL.

Born in Orlando, Soweto, Mokwena, 37, was one of many youngest coaches in South Africa.

Nounouche talked about that his academics advised the Soweto-born expertise to review legislation. However, his love for soccer led him to pursue a level in sports activities science.

He began his teaching profession as an assistant coach at Platinum Stars FC.

He grew as an assistant coach within the trade earlier than lastly turning into the top coach of Mamelodi Sundowns in October 2022, a place he held till July 2024. 

He is at the moment the coach at Wydad AC.

2. MANQOBA MNGQITHI (MAMELODI SUNDOWNS)

The former head coach of Mamelodi Sundowns, Manqoba Mngqithi, earns over R700 000 monthly, like his former colleagues on the membership.

According to Afrik-foot, Mngqithi was born Manqoba Brilliant Ferrimant Mngqithi on 25 April 1971 in UMzimkhulu, KwaZulu-Natal.

Unlike most coaches who begin as gamers earlier than teaching, Mngqithi has by no means performed skilled soccer. 

Before teaching, Mngqithi was a schoolteacher.

He resigned from his job to decide to his teaching profession.

He began his profession at Maritzburg City FC earlier than ultimately making his approach to Mamelodi Sundowns.

1.NASREDDINE NABI (KAIZER CHIEFS) 

Finally, the highest-paid coach within the Betway Premiership is none aside from Amakhosi coach Nasreddine Nabi.

Nabi earns a staggering quantity of roughly R783 000 monthly.

Nabi was born in Monastir, Tunisia, on 9 August 1965.

Kaizerchiefs.com reported that he has coached a number of the finest groups on this planet, together with these in Egypt, the UAE, and some others.

He has additionally received the CAF Confederation Cup with AC Leopards in Congo. 

He joined Amakhosi in July 2024 and at the moment has the workforce within the high 10 of the Betway Premiership.

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