Oliver Glasner wants to decide about the future after the cup final

Eintracht Frankfurt’s outgoing coach Oliver Glasner only wants to make a decision about his future after the DFB Cup final.

“I’m only dealing with Eintracht Frankfurt now. I think the team, the fans and the city deserved 100 percent Oliver Glasner until the last game,” said the Austrian: “I feel it’s my duty.”

The 48-year-old has to leave Hessen at the end of the season. Most recently, the SBU coach was associated with several top European clubs.

There are still two games left in the Bundesliga, plus the final against RB Leipzig on June 3rd in the cup. “It’s enough if I go shopping or to the bakery, where I am approached by many people who give me a lot of encouragement,” he said: “Of course there is a bit of melancholy in one situation or another.”

First of all, Glasner wants to take Frankfurt back to Europe, which requires a win at Schalke 04 on Saturday (3:30 p.m.). “Schalke played very well, especially at home, and scored a lot,” warned Glasner, who is expecting a “highly emotional and intense” game against the relegation contenders. Rafael Borre is returning after being suspended, Philipp Max is not due to start training again until next week.