Crystal Palace is stepping up its contingency plans and has a list to replace Oliver Glasner should the manager delay in negotiating a new deal. Glasner has not yet communicated to the club whether he intends to stay at Palace after the current contract expires.
The club’s top brass are still in talks with the Austrian.
Sky Sports News was told that a number top clubs from the Premier League and Europe were monitoring Glasner’s availableness.
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Highlights of the Premier League match between Crystal Palace vs Manchester City.
Palace, like most clubs, has succession plans in place in case they have to replace the manager of their football team. It is evident that the longer Glasner’s uncertain future continues, the more Palace must accelerate these plans.
Sky Sports News was told by a source, Jose Bordelas the Getafe chief, was on their shortlist of potential candidates. This has been refuted in other places.
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Oliver Glasner, Crystal Palace manager, recites his team’s next nine matches in all competitions.
Glasner has seen his stock rise since taking over Selhurst Park last February, when the team was 15th in Premier League. He took them to 10th place in his first year and secured an FA Cup win at Wembley against Manchester. CityCrystal Palace actively looking for a new RWB following the injury to Munoz
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