Glasner's Crystal Palace Future in Doubt Amid United Interest

Oliver Glasner’s future at Crystal Palace is uncertain after the Austrian declined a contract extension and has been linked with interest from other top clubs, including Manchester United, while his current deal runs until the end of the season. Glasner, who took charge in February 2024, has guided Palace to the club’s first major trophy success in decades and an extended unbeaten run, but his stated dissatisfaction with the club’s summer transfer activity and the lack of a new contract have intensified speculation over his long-term future.

Since replacing Roy Hodgson, Glasner has lost 15 of 71 matches in charge, presided over an FA Cup final victory and a Community Shield win, and led Palace into their first European campaign. The team sit among the early Premier League leaders and entered Europe this week for a Conference League tie with Dynamo Kyiv. Palace’s recent form included an 18-game unbeaten sequence in all competitions, a run that underlines the progress made under Glasner’s management.

The impasse over new terms stems from actions around the summer window. Glasner was reportedly offered an extension but chose not to sign, preferring to assess the club’s transfer...