News about Oliver Glasner

ADAM SHERGOLD AT MOLINEUX: Oliver Glasner hopes Crystal Palace can keep their devastating forward line together past the summer transfer window but faces a fight on his hands. Impressive Palace made it five wins from six at Wolves with Michael Olise, Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eberechi Eze on target but interest in the trio is inevitable this summer.

Another spin in the endless tale of rejection that German Giants, Bayern Munich find themselves in. Crystal Palace and Oliver Glanser are the latest to turn down advancements from the 32-time Bundesliga champions.  Sky Sports Germany have reported that the Munich residents held talks with Crystal Palace manger Glasner in an attempt to lure the Austrian manager back to the Bundesliga. 

The midfielder, 20, has dazzled since joining Palace from Blackburn for £22.5m in January. There is clamour for him to be in Gareth Southgate's England squad for Euro 2024. Bayern are desperate to sign him after missing out on his signature in January Palace saw off competition from Bayern and Chelsea and the exposure to first-team Premier League football at Selhurst Park has catapulted his career.

ADAM SHERGOLD AT MOLINEUX: The only thing that can stop Crystal Palace right now is the end of the season. This win at Molineux was more perfunctory than Monday night's four-goal exhibition against Manchester United but the performance was imbued with the same energy and optimism. Michael Olise scored again and played a key role in setting up the other two for Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eberechi Eze, a devastating and in-tune trio Wolves struggled to contain.

Erik ten Hag bemoaned Manchester United 's torrid injury record this season ahead of their 4-0 defeat by Crystal Palace when the Dutchman was forced to field another makeshift backline. Pinning United's poor season on absences may prove to be an effective tactic to shield the Dutchman from the scrutiny headed his way this summer. But how tough have the Old Trafford outfit had it on the injury front compared to their rivals? Mail Sport takes a look at the Premier League injury table.

RefCam footage from Crystal Palace's victory over Manchester United has been released. Referee Jarred Gillett made history in Monday's clash at Selhurst Park as he took to the pitch wearing a head-mounted camera in a first for the Premier League, with both clubs, the International Football Association Board and the Professional Game Match Officials Limited agreeing to the one-off. The footage taken was not included during the live broadcast of the game as it is set to be included in a programme designed to offer 'further insight and education into the demands of officiating in the Premier League' which will air at a later date.

OLIVER HOLT: I hate to break it to Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sir Dave Brailsford (pictured inset left, right and left) but buying a different kind of pillow for Casemiro (top right) isn't going to fix this. Getting Antony (bottom right) to don a pair of electrically heated shorts isn't going to fix it, either. Manchester United is the sick man of European football and it is going to take an awful lot more than a few marginal gains to put it on the road to resurrection.

MATT BARLOW AT SELHURST PARK: More than half a century has passed but Manchester United supporters of a certain vintage will remember an infamous five-goal thrashing at the hands of Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park that proved to be Frank O'Farrell's last match as manager. They were finding it impossible to move on from the Sir Matt Busby era and little seemed about to change under O'Farrell so they sacked him and installed Tommy Docherty. Last night, back in Selhurst, Erik ten Hag watched his depleted team torn apart in similar fashion as a similar mood of inevitably settled over his tenure. Ten Hag stood on the touchline, no club branding on his clothing, rumours of interest from Bayern Munich in the air as Oliver Glasner's re-energised Palace romped to a 4-0 victory and the home crowd taunted him about getting sacked in the morning.

SAMI MOKBEL: Marc Guehi has won his race to be fit for Euro 2024 after recovering from knee surgery. The Crystal Palace defender hasn't played for three months but is now fully re-integrated into first-team training. He is expected to be named in the squad to face Manchester United on Monday and, all being well, should feature in the game against Erik ten Hag's side.

ALEX JENNINGS: He doesn't really look like an elite footballer, the spindly 20-year-old from Blackburn who is a few straggly facial hairs away from passing for someone seven years younger. But he plays like one. Passing is something Adam Wharton does very well. Like most things actually - though growing a beard isn't one of them. 'He looks older now because he has a beard,' said his Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner after baby-faced Wharton stole the show at Fulham. 'It took him four weeks to grow it!'

FULHAM 1-1 CRYSTAL PALACE - ALEX JENNINGS AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: For a team that can often be found on the beach at this time of year, Crystal Palace aren't half riding the crest of a wave. Oliver Glasner's arrival has turned what looked doomed to be a season of stasis into something altogether more exciting, and here in a mid-table meeting with little up for grabs Palace looked anything but unmotivated. Though they had to settle for a draw at Craven Cottage, Jeffrey Schlupp's spectacular equaliser cancelling out Rodrigo Muniz's opener for Fulham, Palace impressed in securing their 10th point from their last four games. 

CRYSTAL PALACE 5-2 WEST HAM - JAMES SHARPE AT SELHURST PARK: As David Moyes and his West Ham players trudged down the tunnel at Selhurst Park, the Crystal Palace anthem Glad All Over by the Dave Clark Five rang in their ears. For them and the Hammers fans that remained, they were just glad it was all over. And over it surely is now. Not just for their season and any lingering hopes of European football but for Moyes too. Their thumping 5-2 defeat by Palace, thanks to goals from Michael Olise, Eberechi Eze and two from Jean-Phillpe Mateta, left them battered, bruised and humiliated. Moyes's contract is up in the summer. Can it really go on next season like this?

Jurgen Klopp claimed he feels 'really rubbish' after Liverpool 's 1-0 defeat by Crystal Palace at Anfield and concedes that the Reds were 'horrible to watch' in the first half of their costly loss. The Premier League title challengers came into the fixture needing a win to send them back above Manchester City but were undone by another early concession -  from Eberechi Eze - that they were unable to recover. Liverpool had a host of shots on the Eagles' goal and enjoyed the lion's share of possession but Oliver Glasner's side were resolute in defence, producing several stunning last-ditch recoveries.

Jurgen Klopp's final season at Liverpool is in danger of derailing from dreamland to devastation. They're still strong contenders for the Premier League title and Europa League crown, but a 2-2 draw with Manchester United and a 3-0 defeat by Atalanta have not helped their case. They welcome a Crystal Palace side who are winless in their last five, not the start Oliver Glasner would have envisioned, but their performances have been adequate. Sky Bet are offering multiple price boosts for the game.

Palace is eight points clear of the drop zone, so it should be safe, but Oliver Glasner will want three points to triumph over fans after losing three games in a row. Bournemouth is priced at 19/20 by Sky Bet for this one, with Crystal Palace being backed by 13 percent. Sky Bet is giving a draw with a chance of 11/4. In December, the Cherries defeated the Red Devils in a reverse fixture, winning by 2-0 at Selhurst Park.

Despite losing an 11-point gap on the top four, Erik ten Hag isn't about to throw the towel over in Champions League football. With 11 games remaining, hopes of catching Aston Villa in fourth are fading fast, but the possibility of the Premier League's top-five landing Champions League football for next season remains a carrot for United. Tottenham is currently fifth in fifth place, six points ahead of United's playing one less. United's odds are not in favour of the United Kingdom. Mail Sport is attempting to forecast Manchester United's results from the final 11 Premier League matches.

Perhaps the Crystal Palace DJ's decision to blast out McFadden & Whitehead's Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now at full throttle was a little premature. Despite this, Oliver Glasner's reign is still very much in its infancy. But on a day when it seemed that there was a new lease on life around Selhurst Park, the early signs indicated that Glasner's first game as Palace boss ended in a 3-0 win over Burnley. The 49-year-old has only spent three days on the track with his new players, but he does not appear to have taken the handbrake off this side.

Despite a health scare causing him to leave Crystal Palace, Roy Hodgson is reportedly not planning to leave football. The 76-year-old former England manager became sick on the training ground and resigned as Palace boss a few days later, to be replaced by Oliver Glasner. However, Hodgson wishes to keep working in the industry, perhaps in a consultancy capacity, according to The Sun.

HENRY CLARK ATSELHURST PARK: Oliver Glasner's tenure as Crystal Palace's manager began in style with a 3-0 victory over 10-man Burnley. Josh Brownhill was sent a red for pulling back Jefferson Lerma right as the Palace midfielder was supposed to pass through on goal after 35 minutes. After 71 minutes before Jordan Ayew's close-range finish, the Eagles took the lead thanks to Chris Richards' header. With 11 minutes remaining, Jean-Phillipe Mateta sealed the victory from the penalty spot.

Although there will no doubt be changes at Selhurst Park, the Austrian's message in his first press conference at times paralleled his predecessor Roy Hodgson, who used to inform commentators that he did not have a'magic wand.' Glasner, who steered Eintracht Frankfurt into Europa League glory in 2022, takes over a Palace team five points ahead of Saturday's opponents Burnley.

Liverpool is reported to be interested in acquiring Marc Marcehi from Crystal Palace this summer. The central defender has been linked to a transfer window for some time, and it is one of many players under new manager Oliver Glasner's. Tottenham had been considering a transfer for the 23-year-old in January, according to Mail Sport, although Arsenal had also been 'chasing' the Eagles' star in recent months.

Johnstone, who was recalled in goal for Everton's draw on Monday, wants to keep his place in Glasner's first game in charge against Burnley on Saturday. 'It's sad to see Roy leave and the way it happened, but we're excited to see a new manager step in,' said Johnstone. This week, 'He (Glasner) will be in this week, and we're all excited for the new direction, which will bring new innovative thoughts.' He'll print his own book on the team, and hopefully that will help us all get to the table.'

Jesse Marsch has provided an insight into the new Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner and discussed how his teams train. Glasner was named as the team's manager only 80 minutes after the club announced that Roy Hodgson, 76, would leave the team, with the Austrian coach notifying a contract until the end of the 2025-26 season. Glasner most recently coached Eintracht Frankfurt until the end of the last season, notably guiding them to the Europa League trophy in 2022, while Bundesliga outfit Wolfsburg also coached Austrian teams LASK and SV Ried.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT GOODISON PARK: Jordan Ayew's spectacular strike gave new Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner something to celebrate before Amadou Onana's late header saved Everton and helped them escape from the relegation zone. During a viewing brief, Ayew's moment of quality midway through the second half was out of syncation with the rest of the mundanity, with two struggling teams providing two struggling sides and a Glasner smiling up in the directors' box. However, the fog at Goodison Park was lifted six minutes from time by a superb Palace goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, who missed his punch at Dwight McNeil's corner, and replacement Onana could not miss a few yards.