The classic European politician career path. See Schröder, Sarkozy, Fillon... They're almost as scummy as retired (Association) football players.
The story here is that Kurz is actually corrupt, why anyone would hire him is beyond me.
Actually most politicians pensions are pretty generous, and they generally don't need to work, financially.
Not practical of course but interesting to think about.
I wonder if there are numbers on this, but it seems to me that of those doing an active thing related to football post-retirement, the vast majority go into coaching, some do punditry, mostly failing at it, and some do ambassadorships and similar.