Crystal Palace club is currently considering the possibility of dismissing their coach Oliver Glasner after a series of controversial events, according to Sky Sports.

Glasner had previously announced his unwillingness to renew his contract with the club, which is set to expire at the end of the current season. The recent developments came after the team's 2-1 loss to Sunderland on Saturday, where club chairman Steve Parish expressed his dissatisfaction and anger at the coach's statements following the match.

Glasner directly criticized the club's board, stating: "We feel like we've been left completely alone," adding regarding the sale of the team captain one day before the match: "There was no understanding on this matter."

Despite this, Crystal Palace views the sale of player Eze as an unavoidable option to avoid losing £20 million if he left for free at the end of the season. The club also emphasized that it complied with Glasner's wishes during the last transfer window when he withdrew from the deal to sell the player to Liverpool on the final day of the market.

Parish confirms that all his decisions come from a desire to ensure the club's stability and long-term future. Glasner's future with the team is expected to be decided in the coming days as part of these plans.