Oliver Glasner may leave Crystal Palace this summer as he’s linked with the Tottenham manager role.
According to former Tottenham and Manchester United scout Mick Brown, Oliver Glasner could leave Crystal Palace this summer amid growing links to the managerial role at Tottenham. Brown told Football Insider that Glasner is expected to hold key talks with the Palace board at the end of the season to assess the club’s backing for him.
Glasner reportedly wants assurance that the club will invest in new signings and work to retain key players. If he doesn’t feel supported, he is prepared to accept an offer from Spurs, who are willing to provide the financial backing needed to return to European competition next season.
Brown emphasized that while Glasner isn’t unhappy at Palace, interest in top players like Marc Guehi, Eberechi Eze, Jean-Philippe Mateta, and Adam Wharton could influence his decision. Without firm commitments from the club, Glasner may view Tottenham as a more stable and ambitious project.
Palace had hoped to tie Glasner down to a new deal following Dougie Freedman’s departure, but now they must convince him to stay by showing their intent in the transfer market.
Meanwhile, Tottenham are considering managerial changes, with current boss Ange Postecoglou at risk of being sacked if they exit the Europa League.
Football Insider reports that Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola is currently the top candidate to replace him, with chairman Daniel Levy already exploring options both in the Premier League and across Europe.
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