And it comes from the regional daily newspaper, Sud Ouest, which says it has got its hands on documents outlining how much unemployment benefit he'll be getting every month.
Domenech was fired by the Fédération Française de Football (French Football Federation, FFF) from his job in September for "gross misconduct" and a month later was spotted in Paris filing his application for unemployment benefit.
According to Sud Ouest, Domenech has already received the rather modest €1,736...and 32 centimes for his first nine days jobless.
But he'll actually be entitled to much more on a monthly basis once unemployment benefit kicks in properly - between €5,600 and €5,900.
That's the full amount to which he's eligible apparently, based on the contributions he made while employed and his previous salary.
And the 58-year-old could spend the next three years happily collecting his entitlement while he looks for another "senior technical sporting position".
There again, he's also waiting for the outcome of a €2.9 million compensation claim from the FFF, which his lawyer filed with an industrial tribunal last week.
And if your head is still spinning with figures, then there's more as even though he's officially unemployed and looking for work, Domenech has obviously been busy.
It can surely be no coincidence that the day on which the amount of unemployment benefit he receives is revealed by a paper is the very same day a publicity campaign featuring Domenech is released.
It's for the online poker site, Bwin - Domenech is an amateur fan of the game.
Raymond Domenech (snapshot from commercial)Mind you how much or whether he was paid for in the commercial is being kept under wraps.
When questioned, the president of Bwin France, Carlo Constanzia, wouldn't go into details saying simply, "He (Domenech) will be invited to one of our tournaments next year."
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