Oliver Glasner, an Austrian manager, has been Crystal Palace’s manager three years running.Burnley
Oliver Glasner, the new manager of Crystal Palace, led his first practice on Wednesday before making a statement to the team’s media ahead of this weekend’s matchup against .
Although the Austrian manager claimed that his appointment was expedited, he did not anticipate that this would have an effect on the team. He added that passion and integrity were the cornerstones of his coaching philosophy as he attempted to keep the Eagles out of the relegation struggle and, predictably, implement an offensive style of play.
“It came faster than we all thought, but it doesn’t change many things,” he said to Palace TV. I’m eagerly anticipating the upcoming days, weeks, months, and years.
Additionally, I think it’s critical to always maintain the same values: honesty, a love of football, a positive attitude among all members of the club, not just the players and staff, and a strong sense of teamwork.
“After that, I believe we can discuss football. The fundamentals are always morality, camaraderie, and a healthy atmosphere for all of us.
“Scoring goals is my philosophy, and it’s pretty simple. Because that’s the reason we all started playing football, as I frequently tell the guys. When he was a little child, nobody went into the field to protect!
“Everybody wants to have the ball and wants to score a goal and then celebrate together with his friends, so this is why we all started playing football.”
Glasner is probably going to try what former manager Patrick Vieira wished to accomplish, which is to dominate clubs around the bottom of the table by playing aggressively. However, it also means that the squad will have to battle to hold onto players like Marc Guehi, Eberechi Eze, and Michael Olise, who are all drawing a lot of interest from teams like Manchester United and Liverpool.
