Oliver Glasner has decided not to sign a new contract with Crystal Palace, despite his outstanding success at the club. The Austrian manager will continue to focus on the current season, but his future at Selhurst Park now appears uncertain, with the decision already made, according to reports from Fabrizio Romano.
Glasner’s exit would mark the end of a historic spell for Palace. He guided the Eagles to their first-ever FA Cup triumph in 2025, a landmark achievement that changed the club’s status in English football. Palace followed that success by winning the 2025 Community Shield, making last season the most successful campaign in the club’s history.
Under Glasner, Crystal Palace developed a clear identity, built around high intensity, tactical discipline, and fearless attacking football. He also played a key role in improving several players and turning Palace into a team capable of competing with top Premier League sides on a regular basis.
With major trophies now on his CV, the 50-year-old is expected to attract interest from bigger clubs in England and Europe, leaving Crystal Palace facing the difficult task of planning for life after their most successful manager.
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