Glasner's Future Uncertain at Palace; Premier League Braces for World Cup Changes
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner's future hangs in the balance after he declined a new contract offer. Meanwhile, Premier League clubs are keeping an eye on young talent and preparing for potential changes in match timings due to the upcoming World Cup.
Glasner's current deal with Palace is set to expire at the end of the season. His decision not to renew has sparked uncertainty about his future at the club. Elsewhere, Manchester United's pursuit of a new manager last year reportedly included considering Ole Gunnar Solskjaer before appointing Ruben Amorim.
Injury news sees Liverpool's Alisson likely to be sidelined until November with a hamstring issue. The Brazilian keeper's absence is a significant blow for the Reds. Meanwhile, Tottenham is among the clubs tracking Vasco da Gama's young forward Rayan Vitor.
Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli predicts a goal-scoring season for Viktor Gyokeres, thanks to Martin Odegaard's influence. The Norwegian playmaker's impact on his teammates is evident.
Sir Gareth Southgate has expressed concerns about his ability to transform Manchester United into a force again, citing potential time constraints if he were to take over as manager. His comments come as the club continues its search for a new boss.
In preparation for the World Cup in North America, bars in England could extend their trading hours next summer to accommodate late kick-offs. The move aims to address heat concerns in the host countries. Additionally, Crystal Palace is showing interest in AZ Alkmaar prospect Kees Smit.
Premier League boss Richard Masters has hinted that the Saturday 3pm blackout will continue, despite calls for change. The tradition of not broadcasting live matches at this time on a Saturday has been a long-standing practice in the UK.
In other news, Rory McIlroy's wife Erica Stoll was hit by beer during the Ryder Cup. The golfer has since received a formal apology.
Glasner's contract situation at Crystal Palace remains unresolved, while Premier League clubs continue to scout young talent and prepare for potential changes in match timings due to the World Cup. Meanwhile, the search for Manchester United's next manager continues, with Sir Gareth Southgate voicing his concerns about the role. The Saturday 3pm blackout in the Premier League is expected to remain in place, and Rory McIlroy's wife has received an apology after a beer-related incident at the Ryder Cup.
