Third in the Premier League! Crystal Palace coach: I don’t consider the final ranking now, coach Manchester United? It’s just a rumor

September 29th In the latest Premier League round, Crystal Palace defeated Liverpool's unbeaten 2-1 at home. After the game, Crystal Palace coach Glasner was interviewed by German media "Kicker".

Are you grateful that Liverpool did not score again in stoppage time? Given the team's performance and opportunities, would you be disappointed with the draw?

"We always strive to win the game in the end, so we won't be satisfied with the draw, especially when we feel that victory is the result, so we feel even more joyful when we finally score again."

Crystal Palace's recent unbeaten record is impressive. Do you think this club is a good demonstration that sustained success depends more on good decisions than the performance of individual players?

"I firmly believe that continuity is one of the key factors in success, but at the same time we also need very good players. Fortunately, we have such players."

Currently, Crystal Palace ranks third in the Premier League. Can the team win a Champions League place?

"We are not considering the final rankings now. I am a very pragmatic person. I will not forget that last season we experienced the worst Premier League start in the team's history, but ended up with record points."

Rumors about your future are rampant, such as coaching Manchester United in the short term or joining other top clubs after 2026. Is this news that makes you nervous or funny? Can you reveal your future plans a little?

"All these rumors are just rumors. I look at them with a neutral and completely relaxed attitude. I focus on daily training with the players and coaching staff of Crystal Palace and enjoy the moment as much as possible."

Talking about Crystal Palace failed to participate in the Europa League because of the European qualification storm. "We have accepted UEFA's decision. Although we still cannot understand, we will set off for the away game with great expectations for the adventure of the European arena."