MADUKA AMONG HIGHEST PAID COACHES IN AFRICA

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 According to Africa facts zone, former Malawian player John Maduka who is coaching Royal AM in South Africa, he is on number eight in the highest paid coaches in Africa.

Maduka receiving 458 000 US Dollars which translates to K 770, 983, 452 million per year which means in a month, he pocketing K 65 million.

Other coaches who are among highest paid in Africa are Marcelo Koller coach of Al Ahly $ 1.94 million, Regragui of Morocco $ 700,000, Joseph Peseiro of Nigeria $ 600,000.

 Rhulani Mokwena of Mamelod Sundowns $ 853,700, Benzarts of Wydad $ 480,000, Broos of South Africa $ 474 000 and Mangoba of Mamelod $ 474,000.





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