Crystal Palace is reeling from one of its worst weeks in recent history, with the departure of manager Oliver Glasner and midfielder Marc Guéhi's impending transfer to Manchester City. The Austrian's parting was inevitable after eight months of trying to revitalize a squad that struggled to regain momentum following their FA Cup victory over Manchester City.
Glasner's exit comes at a time when Palace is facing significant challenges, including a dismal run of nine games without a win and plummeting down the table. His departure will be a blow to the club, which has been plagued by inconsistency and lack of investment in the squad.
The decision to let Guéhi leave was a surprising one, given that his future had been closely tied to Glasner's, who had campaigned for the defender to remain at the club. However, Manchester City's desire to sign Guéhi suggests that Palace's inability to provide adequate defensive support is a major concern.
Glasner's own departure has sparked debate over whether it was the right decision for both parties. While he will surely be welcomed by fans of other clubs, his track record at Palace has confirmed his ability to get results, and his exit may leave Palace scrambling to find a new manager who can replicate that success.
As Palace sets about finding its next manager, several candidates are being touted, including José Bordalás, Iñigo Pérez, Kieran McKenna, Brendan Rodgers, and possibly even Oliver Glasner himself. The club's biggest shareholder, Woody Johnson, has promised to invest heavily in the squad, but it remains to be seen whether that will be enough to restore Palace's European ambitions.
One thing is certain: without a capable and ambitious manager, Palace faces an uncertain future. As they look to rebuild under new leadership, one thing is clear – the Eagles must find someone who can drive them forward and inspire a turnaround in fortunes. The challenge ahead may prove daunting, but with the right appointment, Palace fans will once again be hoping for miracles at Selhurst Park.
Glasner's exit comes at a time when Palace is facing significant challenges, including a dismal run of nine games without a win and plummeting down the table. His departure will be a blow to the club, which has been plagued by inconsistency and lack of investment in the squad.
The decision to let Guéhi leave was a surprising one, given that his future had been closely tied to Glasner's, who had campaigned for the defender to remain at the club. However, Manchester City's desire to sign Guéhi suggests that Palace's inability to provide adequate defensive support is a major concern.
Glasner's own departure has sparked debate over whether it was the right decision for both parties. While he will surely be welcomed by fans of other clubs, his track record at Palace has confirmed his ability to get results, and his exit may leave Palace scrambling to find a new manager who can replicate that success.
As Palace sets about finding its next manager, several candidates are being touted, including José Bordalás, Iñigo Pérez, Kieran McKenna, Brendan Rodgers, and possibly even Oliver Glasner himself. The club's biggest shareholder, Woody Johnson, has promised to invest heavily in the squad, but it remains to be seen whether that will be enough to restore Palace's European ambitions.
One thing is certain: without a capable and ambitious manager, Palace faces an uncertain future. As they look to rebuild under new leadership, one thing is clear – the Eagles must find someone who can drive them forward and inspire a turnaround in fortunes. The challenge ahead may prove daunting, but with the right appointment, Palace fans will once again be hoping for miracles at Selhurst Park.
their squad has been so inconsistent lately and it's like they're stuck in neutral 
. I don't know what's going on behind the scenes but it seems like they just can't catch a break 
. On one hand, Marc Guéhi leaving is a bit surprising, but at the same time, it makes sense that Palace couldn't compete with Manchester City for him 
. And let's be real, Oliver Glasner was already struggling to get results, so maybe this wasn't the best decision for either party 
. The problem is, who else can they trust to turn things around? It's gonna be a tough season ahead... 
...i mean, 9 games without a win? that's not just a blip, that's a sign of deeper issues 
...if they want to get back into europe, they need to sort out their squad and find a decent gaffer 
...woody's been saying all the right things, but we'll believe it when we see some real investment 
, but his exit just shows how deep the problems run. And Guéhi's transfer to Manchester City? That raises some serious questions about Palace's defense - they're gonna have to find a way to shore up those vulnerabilities ASAP 
. All these different candidates they're throwing around for the manager job are promising a lot, but it's gonna take more than just some new leadership to turn things around... I'm hoping Woody Johnson's promised investment will make a difference 
first their manager leaves and now one of their best players is movin to man city 
i mean oliver glasner gets the blues tho, 8 months in and nothin to show for it 
his track record at palace is solid but im guessin the squad just aint good enough yet 
if they wanna be serious about europe they need to step up their transfer game ASAP 
️. And hey, Woody Johnson's promise to invest is a great start! 
. Let's see what the future holds for them - maybe they'll surprise everyone with a amazing turnaround! 
it's sad to see Crystal Palace go through this tough time 
hopefully new manager will come in & take them to next level 
gotta feel for palace fans, they deserve better 
Crystal Palace is like a ship without a rudder rn 
. Eight months of trying to revive the squad and now they're losing their manager AND one of their best players 
? I think Palace needs someone with serious experience and a clear plan to get them out of this hole 
. They need someone who can make bold decisions and take risks 
. Wish 'em luck, but it's gonna be a tough road ahead 
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... fingers crossed they find the right one soon! 
! I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the Eagles, they need someone to spark their fire 
That's just what Palace needs, someone to turn things around!
. It's like the club is stuck in neutral and they need someone to push them up into gear.
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. It'll be tough for them to find a new manager who can get results like Glasner did 
. I'm surprised they're letting Guéhi go tho, he's a good player 
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marc guéhi's transfer to manchester city is just the icing on the cake, i mean who needs experienced defenders when you can have young guns with potential? 
but seriously, oliver glasner's exit leaves a big hole to fill and i'm not sure if any of the rumored managers will be able to turn things around 
what palace really needs is someone who can drive them forward and inspire a turnaround in fortunes 
i mean, guéhi's future was pretty tied 2 glasner's...but man city got in & dat tells u somethin about palace's defensive woes 
wud love 2 c em make da right move tho, 'cause Palace fans deserve better than dis