Find out the latest Brendan Rodgers Salary for the 2024/2025 season including his net worth, personal life and value according to Transfermarkt.
Brendan Rodgers is one of the most celebrated football managers in British football from his role at Celtic to English club Leicester city. He is widely known for his unique style of management and role in the success of both Leicester City and Celtic recently.
Brendan Rodgers Salary and net worth 2024/2025
Brendan Rodgers is the highest paid manager in the Scottish Premiership currently, he earns £2.5m yearly at Celtic following his return to Celtic in 2023.
At Leicester City, he earned over £2.3m annually before departing the club for Celtic.
According to figures from reliable sources, Brendan Rodgers net worth is £13 million pounds. His earnings cut across many clubs he has managed over the years.
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Personal life
The Northern Ireland manager lives an interesting lifestyle. He is a boyhood Celtic fan, but in an unfortunate incident, his medals won at the club were taken away by thieves who broke into his residence.
In 2011, he joined a team from the Football League for a recreation where they claimed Mount Kilimanjaro. He was awarded a Doctor of Science degree by the University of Ulster.
Brendan Rodgers Managerial Career and history
Following the end of his playing career, he ventured into football management and the rest of his history.
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1. Chelsea FC Reserves
Brendan Rodgers began his managerial career with the Chelsea FC reserve team. He was appointed the Chelsea FC Youth team coach in 2004 following the recommendation from Steve Clarke.
There he moved to take over the management of the Chelsea FC reserve team. After four years, he left the Chelsea academy to join Watford FC.
2. Watford FC
Following his departure from the Chelsea FC Reserves, he was appointed as the new head coach of the EFL Championship club Watford FC in 2008.
Although he started poorly as the new head coach of the Hornets in January, he helped the club to finish 13th at the league table at the end of the season. His performance at the club did not go unnoticed as top teams showed interest in securing his services.
3. Reading FC
Brendan Rodgers joined Reading FC unexpectedly despite earning a trust amongst the fans and supporters.
He joined Reading FC after the club paid for his services. However, the much anticipated move to the club did not yield the best results.
Rodgers departed Reading FC after about six months in charge of the club by mutual consent following a string of poor results.
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4. Swansea City AFC
The next stop for the manager was at Swansea after he accepted the proposal to lead the team. He was initially asked to join the Manchester city coaching crew, but opted to become the new manager of Swansea City.
At Swansea, he won five out of the six league games they played in February 2011 and was awarded Championship Manager of the Month.
That year, he guided the club to the 2011 Championship Play-Offs Final, beating his former side Reading FC at Wembley to secure the promotion ticket for the Premier League.
The victory earned him a place in the history books as Swansea becomes the first Welsh club to play in the Premier League. In January 2012, he recorded impressive results and was awarded the Premier League Manager of the Month.
Liverpool FC
Brendan Rodgers was appointed as head coach of Premier League giants Liverpool FC following an outstanding performance at Swansea. At Anfield, he created a personal record for a run of 11 consent wins in the league.
At the end of the season, Rodgers guided Liverpool to second place finish as Manchester City lifted the trophy. However, his reign at the club came to an end in the 2015–16 season following mixed results.
Celtic FC
Following his departure from Liverpool FC, he signed a 12-month contract with Scottish Premiership team Celtic. He led Celtic to qualify for the UEFA Europa League group stages. He also became the first Celtic manager to win his opening three games against Rangers FC.
He enjoyed an impressive rating at Celtic FC, winning two Scottish Premiership, two Scottish Cup, and three League Cups.
Leicester City
Brendan Rodgers returned to English football with the appointment at Leicester city. He spent more than four seasons with the Foxes, winning the FA Cup and Community Shield.
Celtic (Second stint)
Brendan Rodgers returned to Celtic following his departure from Leicester City on mutual consent. In his second stint at the club, he has already won the Scottish Premiership and the FA Cup.