Oliver Glasner will meet with Milan on Tuesday, and Ralf Rangnick will meet with the Austrian Federation on Monday, as per the latest from Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto.
Milan are currently looking for an entire management, having sacked their CEO, sporting director, head coach and chief scout on Monday. Several names have been mentioned since but the picture is now becoming a bit clearer.
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Indeed, Ralf Rangnick and Oliver Glasner both appear to be the primary targets to lead Milan’s new project. Gazzetta dello Sport reported it this morning and the links have been further fueled by reports this afternoon.
Two key meetings
On YouTube, Romano and Moretto both provided updates on Milan’s next steps this afternoon, stating that Monday and Tuesday will be two important days next week. Nothing will be completed by then, but important indications are expected.
Moretto: “Regarding Iraola I just want to clarify that yes, it’s true, Milan met him even before the season ended. They wanted to understand his availability and his ideas. But Iraola said no to Milan, he preferred other projects.
“We can also rule out Xavi for Milan, as he wants to return to the national team.”
Romano: “I want to talk about Oliver Glasner. He’s among the many names that have emerged for Milan in recent days. We can give you some more details. Tuesday will be the day of the meeting between Glasner and Milan.
“We will see how this meeting goes for both parties, if Milan like Glasner and if Glasner likes Milan. This meeting also deserves a bit more context.
Moretto: “Yes, because on Monday, there will be an important meeting between Rangnick and the Austrian Federation to understand what the future will be like.
“The federation wants to renew Rangnick’s contract, but Rangnick knows about Milan’s interest. There have been zoom calls and also a meeting between the parties,” he stated.
Iraola go to Liverpool 🤣
Imagine if he accepted Milan offer and then the Liverpool post was open. He’d be depressed the entire season…
And we sign Arne Slot? Or Mourinho or Conte.
Arne slot is good but if Rangnick will be signed he doesn’t want a manager that plays possession football.
Glasner is a good coach. Before joining palace they had no trophies. He leaves with 3. He did great at Frankfurt too so his proven himself in 2/5 top leagues. He plays good style. He has good managerial skills, his signed and turned good players into top talent ie olise, eze, guehi sold to bigger clubs. Mateta, pino, Munoz, Wharton, sarr all capable of playing for big clubs. If we can convince him to join and are patient with him, he’ll be a great. Let’s see what happens..
He won the Europa league with Frankfurt
What exactly you think he contributed to olise and eze? A bit confused as he took reign in 2024, by then they were already established player on radar of every big club
The Germans are serious men, not Iraolalike ladies
I know you’re stupid, but this is too much. Guardiola is what?
He is right, Germans are serious men. Guardiola is a fine coach but needs 500 million every season to buy players, he has never coached any team that has limited budget.
OK What about Arteta and Enrique then, the list goes on. Have you counted Spanish yesterday in the final and compared that to any other nation there?
Hmmm
I agree Germans are good and probably even know what you are trying to say but the way you are saying is plain wrong
Sure looks like Ragnick is a done deal.
Who are they kidding?
Even with Rangnick, this Milan isn’t making CL next season. Rangnick will need 2-3 years to bear any fruit while in full control of recruitment and staffing.
Gerry will lose his d*mn mind if he misses out on another CL season, which would be highly likely if Ralph takes over.
Nobody cares about it yet. Bring him in and let him cook. If Rangnick is not allowed to do his job freely then it will be on Ibrahimovic and Cardinale because he clearly states his demands before joining.
I’m not sure about that, at some point they will have to accept needing to properly rebuild to get back into CL more reliably. The important part there is setting those expectations with fans too; if they take that approach of going for a long rather than short term fix, we have to understand that too.