England boss Steve Borthwick is the highest-paid coach in world rugby
03/29/2025 03:40 PM
Rugby coaching is no walk in the park. It’s a relentless arena where results reign supreme, and missteps often lead to swift dismissals.
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Only a few manage to thrive—and they're rewarded handsomely for their efforts.
So, who are rugby’s top-paid tacticians? A recent report has unveiled the elite club of coaches earning eye-watering sums. Let's dive into the six highest earners lighting up the coaching world.
Highest-paid coaches:
5. Eddie Jones (Japan) – £600,000
The Maverick
Eddie Jones, back at the helm for Japan, takes home £600,000 a year. Known for his knack for transforming underdogs into world-beaters, Jones' storied career has seen him lead England, Australia, and Japan with flair (first stints, not the messy ends).
Tasked with rekindling Japan's 2019 magic, Jones' innovative strategies and relentless drive ensure he’s one of rugby’s top earners.
4. Scott Robertson (New Zealand) – £600,000
Razor Sharp
Scott “Razor” Robertson earns a tidy £600,000 as New Zealand's head coach. Renowned for his vibrant coaching style and Super Rugby dominance with the Crusaders, Robertson now shoulders the mighty All Blacks' legacy.
His fresh approach aims to keep New Zealand at rugby's pinnacle, making his paycheck well-deserved.
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