It matters in relation to the terrible grammar.
One of the benefits of hiring a Lampard or Rooney would be the smaller salary and possible shorter contract length, so easier to move on if/when the worst happens. Compared to the mega bucks and minimum 3years a more established manager like Martinez or Mourinho would demand.
I presume you seek a more detailed answer than "Because he's the best option in that list of candidates bar Potter, and Potter's already publically said he's not interested."
He's better than Potter
Tbf you can copy and paste that comment as a reply to most of his posts
Some of our fans walked into that narrative though with their invective-fuelled attacks on Benitez before he was even unveiled. They never gave him a chance. They will claim they were right, but they certainly didn't contribute constructively with their bedsheet attacks on his neighbours' property. However, no manger can survive the run of results Senor Benitez oversaw. So, while many of us can rail against the narrative, the narrative WAS true for a minority of our fans who have, effectively, embarrassed the rest of us with their shrill, abusive behaviour.
Potter has done it with less for sure though. Kovac has real talent at Monaco even if he was somewhat of a savior in terms of getting it to perform. Same at Frankfurt.
Given how desperate Benitez was for the role and how few other managerial options he had it really shows our expert negotiating skills doesn’t it that we ended up with such compensation packages.
The other thing too is that Kovac worked with a DoF at both Bayern and Monaco(who was the cause of him getting sacked). His Frankfurt job was where he had most control over transfers too which was pretty damn good.
I read this as Usmanov flexing his muscles after Kenwright's ludicrous PR manupulation since Sunday. The longer we take to hire a new manager, the more likely it is that the yacht can be moored off Sardinia to welcome the next decorated heavyweight manager to sip from the poisoned chalice.
