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Oliver Glasner Confirms Crystal Palace Departure

Crystal Palace's manager Oliver Glasner and owner Steve Parish

Key Takeaways:

  • Oliver Glasner confirmed on Friday he will leave Crystal Palace when his contract concludes in June
  • Glasner informed the club and chairman Steve Parish of his decision during a meeting in October
  • Speculation regarding Glasner’s future has ended with his public announcement of his plan to seek a new challenge

Glasner Makes Future Intentions Clear

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has officially announced he will depart Selhurst Park at the end of his current contract, which is set to expire in June. The Austrian coach addressed the situation in a press conference on Friday, putting to bed ongoing speculation about his tenure with the Premier League side.

Discussions With Club Leadership

Glasner explained that he communicated his decision to club chairman Steve Parish months earlier, revealing, “A decision has already been taken, months ago,” during Friday’s press conference. Glasner and Parish discussed the matter during the October international break in what was described as a lengthy meeting.

He further elaborated on the confidential nature of the agreement: “We agreed at the time it was best to keep it between us. It’s the best that we could do that and keep it confidential for three months. But now it’s important to have clarity, and we had a very busy schedule, so that’s why we didn’t want to talk about it. Steve and I want the best for Crystal Palace.”

No Contract Renewal Planned

The confirmation means Glasner will not be extending his stay in south London and will not sign fresh terms with the Eagles. He emphasised that he is seeking a “new challenge” after his time at the club comes to an end in June. The announcement brings transparency to his position, following sustained rumours about his future.


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