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“Everything has to be perfect” – Glasner gives coy answer when asked about Milan links

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There have been plenty of suggestions about Oliver Glasner’s arrival at AC Milan this summer and he has now commented.

It seems rather likely that the Austrian coach will be the man to lead Milan forward. Indeed, there have been suggestions that a deal is waiting for him to sign and once a technical director is appointed, he can sign on the dotted line.


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To further this, Matteo Moretto has reported that movement could happen before the end of the week. So, things could be wrapped up shortly.

With the summer beginning to get underway, you’d certainly hope so!

Glasner comments on his future

At the moment, Glasner is currently enjoying a rare break from football, given he is between clubs. So, he was found playing tennis in his homeland of Austria by two outlets, Kronen and Oberösterreichischen Nachrichten, and they asked about his future, as MilanNews relays.

“It’s very nice that, since I announced the end of my contract with Crystal Palace, the media have linked me with almost all the clubs. I’ve never commented on these rumours and I don’t want to do so now.

“When the time comes, I’ll announce it. And to finally be ready for a new club, everything has to be perfect. You have to have a good feeling: if it’s not there, nothing can be done.”

What are you doing in the meantime?

“I have spent the past few weeks on vacation with my family. Now I have a lot to catch up on, including an appointment with my tax advisor and a lunch with friends I’ve had three years. A former classmate of mine is organizing a golf tournament, and I’ll be participating.”

It isn’t a surprise that he was coy with his answer, but it’d have been nice to hear him say that he was headed to San Siro!

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2 Comments

  1. A more accurate headline would have been.

    “Glasner gives evasive answers when asked vague questions about his future.”

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