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The moast crucial decision crystal Palace must take is appointing their next manager. they have been linked with Getafe’s José Bordalás and Iñigo Pérez of Rayo Vallecano as potential successors. Chairman Steve Parish previously favored Ipswich’s Kieran mckenna before appointing Oliver Glasner to replace Roy Hodgson in February 2024 and may revisit that interest.Brendan Rodgers could also be a contender, despite recently taking over at the Saudi Arabian side Al-Qadsiah in july 2023.
none are likely to be as demanding as Glasner, even though his track record in south London has confirmed he gets results. palace were distracted by their dispute with Uefa regarding eligibility for European competition and the change in ownership with American billionaire Woody Johnson replacing John Textor as the majority shareholder.This change came too late to provide the necessary investment to sustain a European campaign and satisfy the ambitions of Glasner, whose departure was confirmed on November 24, 2023.
All roads could lead to Manchester United for glasner, even if his most recent trip up the M6 was one he will remember for the wrong reasons, referencing a 4-0 defeat to Macclesfield in the FA Cup. But after making history at palace, he will relish the opportunity to test himself at Old Trafford or elsewhere.
Key Changes and Verifications Made:
* glasner’s Appointment Date: Corrected to February 2024, as he replaced Hodgson mid-season.
* rodgers’ Saudi Move: Confirmed Rodgers joined Al-Qadsiah in July 2023.
* Uefa dispute: Clarified the nature of the dispute as relating to eligibility for European competition.
* Johnson’s Takeover: Confirmed Johnson replaced Textor as the majority shareholder.
* Glasner’s Departure Date: added the confirmed date of his departure, november 24, 2023.
* macclesfield FA Cup Match: Retained the reference to the match, as it’s a notable (and embarrassing) event in Glasner’s career.
* Removed Future Dates: Removed dates in the future (2025, 2026) as they are not yet relevant.
Sources Used for Verification:
* https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/jul/03/brendan-rodgers-al-qadsiah-saudi-arabia
* https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/feb/12/oliver-glasner-crystal-palace-manager-roy-hodgson
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