Glasner believes 'no next level' for Eintracht Frankfurt

coach Oliver Glasner believes that they can not reach a higher level after his team won the Europa League.

Last night, the

were ahead of their opponents with a goal from Joe Aribo, but could not maintain the lead and Rafael Borre scored the equalizer and the game entered extra time. Neither team scored in extra time, and Eintracht Frankfurt won on penalties. With this championship, Eintracht will be in the Champions League for the first time since 1960, but Glasner believes that his team's mentality is already the spirit of a top team and can not take his team to a higher level.

He said:

"No, there is no next level, it's impossible. I have to say a bit more about that. This year started difficult, but the players kept believing in themselves, what we told them, what we trained.

"That shows the character, mentality they have. The spirit developed, today we had players who weren’t eligible for Europe but they were never negative, they were not selfish, they did everything for success. That's why I wasn’t surprised that even when it was difficult, our fans were louder than Rangers' and they pushed us forward."

"I told the players the most important thing is that the referee doesn’t stress us, we have to control rhythm and I said just go do your thing like we've done so far, and that's it."

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