Postecoglou set for €2m Europa League bonus
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou is poised to receive a substantial bonus of around £2 million if he leads his team to victory in the Europa League final against Manchester United.
This lucrative payout is part of his deal with chairman Daniel Levy and Tottenham's ENIC owners, and it presents Postecoglou with a win-win situation, regardless of his future at the club.
Even if Postecoglou leaves Tottenham after the final, he is likely to receive either a significant bonus or compensation, or potentially both if he wins the Europa League and secures Champions League football for the club.
However, those who know him well insist that the financial implications of winning or losing will not influence his focus, which remains fixed on lifting the trophy and bringing joy to Tottenham fans.
This potential payout highlights the high stakes of the Europa League final, not just for the team's success but also for Postecoglou's personal financial gain.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future at Tottenham, Postecoglou's commitment to the team's success remains unwavering.
Postecoglou's situation is further complicated by the fact that Tottenham have lost 20 Premier League games this season, a club record, and sit 17th in the table.
However, the Europa League final presents an opportunity for the team to salvage their season and bring home a trophy that would secure Champions League football for next season.
The players, too, stand to benefit financially from a win, with a bonus pot of over £3 million at stake.
