According to the Daily Star, Ralf Rangnick’s contract to succeed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Manchester United includes a hefty bonus package.
Rangnick is anticipated to be named as the Red Devils’ temporary replacement on a six-month deal.
Despite the fact that the German is simply filling in to keep the seat warm, if his brief stint is a success, he could be well compensated financially.
If he finishes in the top four and/or wins the Champions League, the 63-year-old will receive “massive” incentive clauses in his contract.
United are now in eighth place in the Premier League, six points behind West Ham in fourth.
They did, however, qualify for the knockout stages of the Champions League with a 2-0 away win at Villarreal on Tuesday.
Rangnick is likely to take over the team after receiving his work visa next week, which means he will miss this weekend’s match against table-topping Chelsea.
