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Glasner Prefers Milan Amidst Transfer Speculation

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The Big Picture

Oliver Glasner has expressed a preference for AC Milan as his next coaching position. His potential appointment, alongside Ralf Rangnick, is linked to an increased likelihood of David Alaba transferring to the club. The article does not specify when these decisions might be made or provide further details on the transfer.

Key Facts

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    Oliver Glasner prefers AC Milan as his next destination.

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    Glasner's potential appointment is linked to Ralf Rangnick's.

  3. 3

    The chances of David Alaba transferring to Milan are said to increase if Glasner and Rangnick are appointed.

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Glasner waits for Milan as Alaba transfer links intensify

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Why It Matters

The article suggests that if Glasner and Rangnick are appointed, the chances of David Alaba transferring to AC Milan would be enhanced. No further details regarding the specifics of the potential transfers or appointments are provided in the article.

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