Overview
- Multiple outlets reporting Wednesday say AC Milan and coach Oliver Glasner have agreed terms on a two‑year deal with an option for a third year though no club announcement has been made.
- The accounts trace to Italian sports daily Gazzetta dello Sport and have been corroborated by several publications while Glasner himself has not publicly commented.
- Milan sacked Massimiliano Allegri and nearly the entire sporting leadership after missing Champions League qualification, creating the urgent vacancy Glasner is reported to fill.
- Glasner arrives with recent credentials that include leading Crystal Palace to the Europa Conference League title and winning the 2022 Europa League with Eintracht Frankfurt, and he is known for intense pressing and rapid team development.
- The reported move has immediate ripple effects: media say Crystal Palace are set to sign RC Lens coach Pierre Sage as Glasner’s likely replacement and talks over a possible role for Ralf Rangnick at Milan remain unresolved; the next concrete steps to watch are an official Milan statement and owner Gerry Cardinale’s sign‑off.