Although the negotiations with the coach are nearing completion, it is almost inevitable the renowned coach will sign a three-year deal with the reigning Serbian champions and try to lead Partizan to new domestic trophies, as well as a place in the Champions League group stage. Grant will reportedly be earning €800,000 a year, while he will come into a €400,000 bonus should he take Partizan into the elite competition’s group stage. It has also been revealed Grant’s assistant coach will be Giovanni Rosso, a former Croatia international and Grant’s assistant coach while both of them were at Maccabi Haifa.
In the past two days the Partizan board have been getting in touch with potential managerial candidates across Europe. While secret negotiations were ongoing with Enzo Scifo and Erwin Koeman’s agent in Munich, an offer was tabled from former Danish playing legend Michael Laudrup. However, the deal was eventually made in Athens as Partizan agreed to Avram Grant’s salary demands, rejecting quoted salary of €1,200,000 by Swedish coach Sven-Goran Eriksson. The Partizan board were additionally attracted by the fact Grant will bring with him a sponsor from Israel, which will partially cover Grant’s wages.
Another item on the Partizan board’s agenda this week is to make sure the sacking of previous coach Stanojevic does not damage the club financially and find a way to avoid paying out a €300,000-heavy severance pay due to Stanojevic’s valid contract. The Board are yet to convene and discuss the legal options Partizan have.
Avram Grant, 57, first coached a number of Israeli clubs and the national team, after which he took over Chelsea FC in 2007 and took the team to the Champions League final in Moscow the following year, which Chelsea lost on penalties to Manchester United. Then Grant managed Portsmouth and West Ham. Grant is also a friend of Serbian tennis player Ana Ivanovic’s family, as well as Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.
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In the past two days the Partizan board have been getting in touch with potential managerial candidates across Europe. While secret negotiations were ongoing with Enzo Scifo and Erwin Koeman’s agent in Munich, an offer was tabled from former Danish playing legend Michael Laudrup. However, the deal was eventually made in Athens as Partizan agreed to Avram Grant’s salary demands, rejecting quoted salary of €1,200,000 by Swedish coach Sven-Goran Eriksson. The Partizan board were additionally attracted by the fact Grant will bring with him a sponsor from Israel, which will partially cover Grant’s wages.
Another item on the Partizan board’s agenda this week is to make sure the sacking of previous coach Stanojevic does not damage the club financially and find a way to avoid paying out a €300,000-heavy severance pay due to Stanojevic’s valid contract. The Board are yet to convene and discuss the legal options Partizan have.
Avram Grant, 57, first coached a number of Israeli clubs and the national team, after which he took over Chelsea FC in 2007 and took the team to the Champions League final in Moscow the following year, which Chelsea lost on penalties to Manchester United. Then Grant managed Portsmouth and West Ham. Grant is also a friend of Serbian tennis player Ana Ivanovic’s family, as well as Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.
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