Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has made it clear — one trophy in 120 years is not enough.
Speaking ahead of Palace’s UEFA Europa Conference League clash, Glasner praised the squad’s mentality but demanded higher standards as the club looks to build on last season’s FA Cup triumph. Despite outside noise and recent scrutiny, the Austrian coach insists the team is on track, competing in Europe while delivering one of the club’s best-ever Premier League campaigns.
Glasner refused to look too far ahead in the competition, stressing that respect for the next opponent comes first. However, he acknowledged the potential of this group and the possibility of making history again. With Selhurst Park hosting a rare European night, Palace aim to build momentum and prove they can compete on multiple fronts.
Dean Henderson also backed the manager, reinforcing the unity inside the dressing room and the hunger to create something special.
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