Football News | Glasner in talks over new Palace deal

More positive news for Crystal Palace?

Palace chairman Steve Parish has confirmed that talks have taken place with Glasner about extending his contract, as both parties look to align their interests.

Author | Jay Dean

Will Glasner be staying at Crystal Palace?

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Glasner’s current deal runs out at the end of the season, creating some uncertainty over the 51-year-old’s future at Selhurst Park.

The Austrian took charge of Palace in February 2024 and guided the club to an FA Cup triumph, their first major trophy. Their success earned them a place in the Europa League, but they were later moved to the Conference League after breaching UEFA’s multi-club ownership rules. At the time, American investor John Textor held stakes in both Palace and French club Lyon, who had also qualified for Europe.

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Glasner has built on that success this season, leading Palace to victory over Liverpool in the Community Shield and steering them to sixth place in the Premier League, just four points off the top

The former Eintracht Frankfurt manager has been linked to Manchester United and Bayern Munich in recent weeks. Given Bayern’s current success and current uncertainty around United boss Ruben Amorim, Old Trafford could be a potential destination if Glasner does leave Selhurst Park.

Future also remains uncertain for several Palace players

Parish also addressed the future of midfielder Adam Wharton, who has made a strong impression since arriving from Blackburn Rovers in January 2024. The 21-year-old is under contract with Palace until June 2029.

Parish told the media: "I think Adam at some point will want to play either in the Champions League with us, if we can make that happen, or probably with another club,”