Man Utd's Ruben Amorim Sacked, Crystal Palace Boss Glasner Said Job 'Waste of Time'
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has dismissed Manchester United's managerial vacancy as "wasted time" when asked about his chances of taking over the Old Trafford hotseat. The Austrian boss, who is among the bookies' favorites to replace Amorim, had cryptic comments in a pre-game press conference at Selhurst Park on Tuesday.
When questioned by reporters if he would be interested in the United job, Glasner quipped, "I'm not allowed to bet" and added that his contract prohibits him from discussing other clubs. He also emphasized that the length of managers' contracts has little meaning in terms of predicting their future success.
Glasner's comments suggest that he is not willing to engage with speculation about a potential move to United, despite being out of contract at Palace this summer. The Crystal Palace boss had previously stated that talks over a new deal were on hold, adding fuel to the speculation surrounding his future.
The Manchester United board has been in search of a new manager after Amorim's 14-month tenure ended with his sacking on Monday. The club is expected to make an announcement soon, but Glasner's comments have left many questioning whether he was serious about taking on the challenge.
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has dismissed Manchester United's managerial vacancy as "wasted time" when asked about his chances of taking over the Old Trafford hotseat. The Austrian boss, who is among the bookies' favorites to replace Amorim, had cryptic comments in a pre-game press conference at Selhurst Park on Tuesday.
When questioned by reporters if he would be interested in the United job, Glasner quipped, "I'm not allowed to bet" and added that his contract prohibits him from discussing other clubs. He also emphasized that the length of managers' contracts has little meaning in terms of predicting their future success.
Glasner's comments suggest that he is not willing to engage with speculation about a potential move to United, despite being out of contract at Palace this summer. The Crystal Palace boss had previously stated that talks over a new deal were on hold, adding fuel to the speculation surrounding his future.
The Manchester United board has been in search of a new manager after Amorim's 14-month tenure ended with his sacking on Monday. The club is expected to make an announcement soon, but Glasner's comments have left many questioning whether he was serious about taking on the challenge.