Wednesday, 17th September, 2014
Sturm Graz coach Darko Milanic has denied having been made an offer to take over at English side Leeds United and insisted he remains 100 per cent focused on his work at the Austrian club.
Milanic, who led Slovenian outfit NK Maribor to four domestic titles before quitting to take over at Sturm Graz, has been catapulted into the reckoning to become the new Leeds boss.
The 46-year-old, who played at Euro 2000 with Slovenia, insists he has no offer in front of him though and remains focused on the task at hand.
"In football there are always rumours", he told his club's site.
"But I've not received an offer from another club.
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"I focus 100% on my work with SK Sturm."
It remains to be seen if Milanic will end up taking charge at Elland Road, with Leeds owner Massimo Cellino aiming to make an appointment sooner rather than later.
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