Depends on how his MLS career goes. His current salary is already likely at the top end of what NZF can afford to pay.
Estimated Range: Typical first-time or lower-tier MLS head coach salaries generally range between $US300,000 and $US600,000 annually. So $NZ500-850k
You'd need the stars to align, ie he's out of a job with few good options, when the AWs just happen to need a new gaffer.
I imagine MLS coaches don't so easily do the recycle (get sacked, get another job within 1-2 years) merry-go-round of the A League.
Lots more foreign coaches come into the MLS, with the competitive money on offer.
Hudson & Herdman are two ex MLS coaches with Kiwi links who now coach Asian national teams. But the Indonesian & Thai FAs would also pay more than NZF.
Estimated Range: Typical first-time or lower-tier MLS head coach salaries generally range between $US300,000 and $US600,000 annually. So $NZ500-850k
You'd need the stars to align, ie he's out of a job with few good options, when the AWs just happen to need a new gaffer.
I imagine MLS coaches don't so easily do the recycle (get sacked, get another job within 1-2 years) merry-go-round of the A League.
Lots more foreign coaches come into the MLS, with the competitive money on offer.
Hudson & Herdman are two ex MLS coaches with Kiwi links who now coach Asian national teams. But the Indonesian & Thai FAs would also pay more than NZF.