Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner cast doubt on his tenure at Selhurst Park following a 1-1 draw against Zrinjski on Thursday. The result occurred in the first leg of the UEFA Europa Conference League play-offs. Speaking after the match, Glasner stated he was "not good enough" for his current role, according to BBC Sport.
The Austrian took over the south London club in February 2024. He led the team to a top-half finish last season but has struggled for consistency in recent months. Palace currently sits 14th in the Premier League table. The draw against the Bosnian side has increased pressure on the manager ahead of the return leg.
Glasner told reporters that he takes full responsibility for the recent run of form. He suggested that the club might need a different approach to progress. Crystal Palace officials have not yet commented on the manager's remarks or his immediate status. The team travels to face Everton in its next domestic fixture on Sunday.
