Luke Edwards Wed, 14 January 2026 at 9:02 am UTC·5 min read By the time Ruben Amorim was waving to photographers outside his house, smiling from ear to ear, after talking his way out of Manchester United, Oliver Glasner had already been installed as the early favourite to replace him. It was easy to see why. Glasner has done a phenomenal job at Crystal Palace, winning the club’s first major trophy in the FA Cup final back in May.Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement He has made Palace a consistent force, despite the debilitating impact of the sale of his best players. The Austrian, boosted in reputation with his Premier League experience and persuasive CV, has plenty of admirers at Old...
