Milan considers Glasner as primary option for new coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 6:50 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Milan is leaning towards Oliver Glasner as their next head coach following the dismissal of Max Allegri. The club has also met with Matthias Jaissle of Al-Ahli but faces challenges regarding the buyout cost of his contract. Glasner, a free agent after his contract with Crystal Palace ends on June 30, recently won the UEFA Conference League. A decision awaits the club's likely new technical director Ralf Rangnick, who has yet to confirm whether he will remain with the Austria national team.
- •Milan seeks a new head coach after sacking Max Allegri.
- •Oliver Glasner is favored due to his free-agent status.
- •Matthias Jaissle remains a contender but is costly to acquire.
- •Glasner recently led Crystal Palace to a Conference League title.
- •Ralf Rangnick's future will also influence Milan's decisions.
- 6:50 PMYahoo Sports — Milan leaning more to Glasner than Jaissle for new coach
"While Milan are also expected to meet with Matthias Jaissle of Al-Ahli, it is increasingly likely their next coach will be former Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner.The Rossoneri are having a total re...
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