Keshi, who earns just above Ghana's Kwesi Appiah among the five African
coaches going to the world cup is on a salary of £233,750 per annum.
Keshi is among the five lowest-paid managers who are all nationals of
their own countries, and in order of smallest pay are Miguel Herrera of
Mexico (£125,000 per year), James Kwesi Appiah of Ghana (£150,000), Niko
Kovac of Croatia (£162,000) and Safet Susic of Bosnia (£210,000)
Africa's highest earning coach is Sabri Lamouchi of the Ivory Coast, a
Frenchman with a Tunisian heritage, presently earning a salary that is
most extreme compared to the average wage in his country of employment.
His annual pay of £618,125 is a staggering 795 times as much as the
average annual pay of £778 per year in the Ivory Coast - or £14.96 per
week.
The Coaches of Algeria (Vahid Halilodzic) and Cameroun (Volker Finke)
are next behind Lamouchi on the Africa world cup coaches paylist on a
salary of £600,000 and £235,000 respectively.
Globally Russia's Fabio Capello tops the coaches pay list on a salary
of almost £7m a year while the lowest earning coach is Miguel Herrera of
Mexico on a salary of £125,000 per year.
The combined annual salaries of the 32 bosses add up to £39.1m, making the average pay £1.2m.
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