I never threatened her? On top of that, the rumor of conflict over the failure of the transfer was opened by manager Glasner himself
Sep 13, 2025
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Guehi, who plays for the England national team, recently pushed to go to Liverpool in the summer transfer market. However, Palace refused to allow the transfer due to irreplaceable reasons, and it was ultimately canceled. Questions were raised that there was friction between Palace manager Oliver Glasner and the club. Some claimed that Glasner said he would leave Palace if he sent Guehi to Liverpool.
The BBC reported on the 13th (Korea time) that director Glasner expressed his position on the recent claim. "I don't want to talk about this anymore," Glasner said. "I never threatened to leave the club. There is no reason for that to happen to anyone. There is no conflict between me and the owner." He said "Will owner Steve Parish be able to play the season well if he sells the mark?' and I said 'Honestly it's hard'"We were just discussing football. I commend Palace for their decision to focus on football instead of revenue."
Glasner contributed to Palace's victory over Manchester City in the FA Cup last season. Amid the growing position within the club, conflict arose as rumors of the transfer of the captain, Gehi. Even though Guehi eventually stayed, there are question marks over whether manager Glasner's influence influenced the transfer failure. At the end of this season, it has been analyzed that the club gave up the transfer fee revenue amid the expiration of Guehi's contract with Palace because of the influence of manager Glasner.
Glasner said "It's great that Guehi was quiet (in the midst of rumors of a transfer). He's an honest player, and we weren't worried at all. It is also not true that Gehi has returned his captaincy. "This incident has made it clear why he is playing for the England national team. As long as Guehi remains at Palace, he will continue to serve as captain.'
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
