AC Milan are close to appointing Oliver Glasner as head coach after a basic agreement, with plans to also sign David Alaba to bolster the defense.

Glasner is reportedly choosing Milan over other options, seeing it as his dream job, and Feyenoord have expressed interest but not landed him.

He has already met with Milan and will have further talks to finalise his future.

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Milan expect a sequence of leadership announcements within about a week, with decisions on the technical director and coach amid rapid transfer market activity.

Ibrahimović’s involvement is noted as potential influence for ownership, though he’s unavailable due to commitments in the USA.

Final approval rests with owner Gerry Cardinale and the club’s sporting leadership following a disappointing last season and leadership changes.

Gerry Cardinale and Giorgio Furlani are prioritising the head of the technical area before finalising the coaching appointment as part of a structured plan.

The reporting comes from Daniele Longo via Calciomercato, with contributions from GIFN and GetFootballNewsItaly.

Milan have undergone managerial changes since the 2025-26 season but have not yet appointed a new head coach or technical director as of early June.

If Rangnick joins, he would bring his own staff and methods, but final configuration depends on a shared vision with Milan’s new leadership.

Milan are also considering other targets for coaching roles, while reports link Palace’s current plans with potential replacements.