Nicola Cortese
Saints were one of nine Premier League clubs to pay a seven-figure salary to their highest paid director in 2012-13.
Nicola Cortese’s wages of just over £1.96m made him the highest paid director in the top flight, according to a round-up of every club’s accounts compiled by the Guardian.
Behind Cortese, pictured, was Ivan Gazidis, Arsenal chief executive, who earned £1.825m.
The clubs that paid seven-figure salaries to their highest paid director, including bonuses in Norwich’s case, are Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, Norwich, Saints, Tottenham, West Brom and West Ham.
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