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crystal Palace Owner oliver glassner Says talks over a potential new contract have been put on hold due to his side’s busy schedule.
The Austrian, whose current deal expires in the summer, has been linked with a number of other clubs, including the Eagles. Premier League rival.
Palace hosted Finnish champions KuPS conference league on Thursday evening before the trip leeds to a top-flight match only 48 hours later and then playing out armory In Carabao Cup Quarter finals on Tuesday.
Glassner insists the ongoing speculation about his future is not a distraction and claims there is no time for a detailed conversation with the chairman at the moment. steve parrish Due to busy schedule.
He said: “When should I talk about my contract?
“And that’s why we said, ‘Okay, let’s push it back when we have time’ because it’s not between three meetings that take 10 minutes.
“We want to do it in a comfortable environment and there is no comfortable environment at the moment. So we have pushed it back.”
Palace have reportedly drawn up a list of potential replacements for Glasner Gave the club FA Cup glory in the last termEntering the final six months of his deal.
“There is no time for distractions,” said the 51-year-old, whose team has already played 26 matches this season.
“I just said about the schedule, there is no time and believe me I am never thinking about my future at this moment.
“It’s not important right now. As soon as we take a decision, number one the players will hear it and number two you (the media) will hear it.”
Glasner intends to name a completely different starting XI for matches against KuPS leeds,
The former Eintracht Frankfurt boss said he only has 16 senior players available and will give opportunities to some of the club’s academy players.
Attacking midfielder Daichi Kamada will be out for “at least eight to 10 weeks” after suffering a hamstring problem in Sunday’s 3-0 defeat to Manchester City.
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