Oliver Glasner, the Crystal Palace manager, has announced he’ll leave the club at the end of the season. This decision came after a meeting with chairman Steve Parish in October. Despite leading Palace to their first major trophy, the FA Cup, and winning the Community Shield, the team’s recent performances have raised doubts about his position.
Glasner’s contract expires in June, and there’s speculation about his future. Colombia’s national team has approached him about taking over as their manager after the World Cup, with reports suggesting they’re interested in his experience and language skills. Glasner speaks four languages, which could be a major asset for the Colombia national team.
Crystal Palace’s recent form hasn’t been great, with only one win in their last 15 matches. Fans have been calling for Glasner’s departure, and some reports suggest the club might consider replacing him sooner rather than later. The team’s struggles have been evident, and Glasner’s tactics have been questioned by fans and pundits alike.
Glasner’s achievements at Crystal Palace shouldn’t be overlooked, though. He led the team to a historic FA Cup win last season, and their Community Shield victory was a great start to the current campaign. However, the team’s current form suggests Glasner might be struggling to replicate that success.
The Colombia national team is looking for a new manager after the World Cup, and Glasner is reportedly on their radar. It’s a big opportunity for him, but it would mean leaving Crystal Palace earlier than expected. We’ll have to wait and see how things play out in the coming weeks.