At Eintracht Frankfurt, alleged tensions between Oliver Glasner and Markus Krösche have recently been heard from time to time. Now the coach has commented on the rumours.

About a month ago, Sport1 reported that the relationship between Glasner and Krösche had cooled off considerably. The transfer phase in the summer was named as the origin, when the coach is said to have had different ideas several times when they were finally implemented or addressed by the sports director.

In the last one or two weeks, too, we have been hearing about such tensions again. There are persistent rumors that - in terms of harmony - do not yet affect performance on the pitch.

Now Glasner has also commented on the alleged tensions. At Bild TV he explained (via Sport1): "There's a lot more being interpreted. It's normal for us to have different technical and sporting opinions. But once it's discussed, it's over."

According to the coach, it's always about getting "the best" and "maximum success" for the club. Opinions differ here and there. Accordingly, it is also important "to discuss seriously". In the end, they always try to find a common solution "with which we both could live".

In doing so, he downplayed the importance of the admitted differences of opinion. Which of course is easier when a 5-1 win has been achieved.

This article was originally posted on 90min.com/de as Frankfurt: Stress with Krösche? This is how Glasner reacts to the rumors published.