Could Nagelsmann not just step down and resign from his contract?
We could then pay him a signing-on bonus to compensate him for that.
We could then pay him a signing-on bonus to compensate him for that.
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Make him head groundsman then.
Levy? Yeah right.
So, failing upwards?
Levy pays Conte 15 Mil a year. why is that so unbelievable?
Why would he step down from a potential €25M (which is what he is owed by Bayern until the end of his contract).
He wouldn't get paid that 25m if he took a new contract though?
He'd be getting paid a better salary at Spurs over that period.
They've most probably placed him on gardening leave and if that is the case then he's still under contract.
What? They are letting him move, they're just not paying his contract up for sacking him. Instead, they'll pay him until he gets a new job. It's common sense for both the club and the manager.
A team will have to pay a fee to get him. Doesn't sound like they really let him go then.
Of course he wouldn't get paid whatever is left of his contract if he finds a new job.
That's only for this season, and I even doubt that that is the case.
Besides, Nagelsmann's getting paid for doing nothing while his stock is extremely high. That's an incredible scenario for him.
I expect his contract has clear timeframes on how and when he would be paid out, post sacking. With chunks paid out over a timeframe.
I just can’t see how Bayern are in a position to demand a fee from any other team? Maybe a competition clause, to stop him moving to a domestic rival, but they would have to have a strict time limitation.
But it would be in Bayerns interest to let him leave so they don't have to continue paying the remainder of his contract.
The other thing to consider is that Nagelsmann himself might wish to wait as a fuck you to Bayern so they essentially pay him to do nothing
That's not common sense for the manager at all......
If they owe him the remainder of his contract then tough shit BM.
