Palace are reportedly preparing to open discussions with as they plan for life after .
Glasner is expected to depart at the end of the season after confirming he will not extend his current deal, which runs out this summer. With change on the horizon at Selhurst Park, attention has quickly turned to potential successors.
Frank has just been dismissed by following a difficult spell in north London. His time at Spurs failed to replicate the success he previously enjoyed at , where he earned widespread praise for building a competitive side on a modest budget.
Despite that setback, Palace appear to view the Danish coach as a strong option. The demands and scrutiny at Tottenham differ greatly from those at Brentford, and a move to Palace could offer an environment more aligned with Frank’s strengths. His track record suggests he thrives when working with tight resources and developing players who may not arrive with elite reputations.
Replacing Glasner will not be straightforward given the progress made under his leadership. However, Palace may believe Frank has the profile to oversee another smart rebuild.
The club have already parted ways with key figures such as Eberechi Eze and Marc Guehi in recent transfer windows, and there is ongoing interest in other important names including Adam Wharton and Jean-Philippe Mateta. A manager accustomed to maximising potential and reshaping squads could prove invaluable during what promises to be a transitional period in south London.