Leeds United Boss Darko Milanic Has No Family Relocation Plans
Inside Futbol 3/10/14
Leeds United boss Darko Milanic has admitted his family will be remaining in Austria for the foreseeable future, something which raises questions about how long the Slovenian believes he will keep his role at Elland Road.
Milanic has signed a two-year contract at Leeds, but arrived at the club fully aware of owner Massimo Cellino's reputation as a trigger-happy president. Cellino worked his way through 36 managers when owner at Italian side Cagliari.
The Slovenian is Cellino's third permanent manager in less than a year and he has admitted he is in Leeds without his family and with no plans to relocate them.
Indeed, Milanic's family are still in Austria, where he was previously manager at Sturm Graz.
"My family will stay in Graz because my daughter is at school there", he told a press conference today.
"It's the first year in an Austrian school and if she changes one time for a second year I think this is not good.
"I think it's better they stay at the moment and then we'll see."
Milanic is still waiting for his first win as Leeds boss, having presided over a 2-0 defeat at Brentford and a 0-0 draw with Reading.
Leeds host Sheffield Wednesday at Elland Road tomorrow.
Leeds United boss Darko Milanic has admitted his family will be remaining in Austria for the foreseeable future, something which raises questions about how long the Slovenian believes he will keep his role at Elland Road.
Milanic has signed a two-year contract at Leeds, but arrived at the club fully aware of owner Massimo Cellino's reputation as a trigger-happy president. Cellino worked his way through 36 managers when owner at Italian side Cagliari.
The Slovenian is Cellino's third permanent manager in less than a year and he has admitted he is in Leeds without his family and with no plans to relocate them.
Indeed, Milanic's family are still in Austria, where he was previously manager at Sturm Graz.
"My family will stay in Graz because my daughter is at school there", he told a press conference today.
"It's the first year in an Austrian school and if she changes one time for a second year I think this is not good.
"I think it's better they stay at the moment and then we'll see."
Milanic is still waiting for his first win as Leeds boss, having presided over a 2-0 defeat at Brentford and a 0-0 draw with Reading.
Leeds host Sheffield Wednesday at Elland Road tomorrow.
