Steve Cooper seems to be on throughout Leicester’s defeat to Manchester United final season (Photograph by Michael Regan/Getty Photos)
Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has named a possible choice who’ll be in line to switch Oliver Glasner because the Eagles’ supervisor in 2026.
Glasner has been linked with Manchester United after doing a little massively spectacular work at Selhurst Park, profitable the FA Cup remaining final season and the Neighborhood Protect at the beginning of this marketing campaign.
Nonetheless, there might be robust candidates on the market even when Glasner does go away for an even bigger job, and Jordan believes former Leicester Metropolis and Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper will likely be one to observe.
Cooper has simply taken the job at Brondby, and Jordan suspects that would line him up for a transfer again to a Premier League membership in a 12 months’s time.
Steve Cooped tipped to switch Oliver Glasner as Crystal Palace supervisor
“There was an curiosity in Cooper at Palace two or three years in the past. Glasner just isn’t going to be at Palace in a 12 months’s time (laughing) – as a lot as I might want him to be,” Jordan advised talkSPORT.
“He’s not gonna be at Palace. He’s acquired a 12 months left. I’d be gobsmacked. I hope he’s and I hope I’m fallacious.
“However given the actual fact he’s barely been backed, given the actual fact it’s going to be very tough for him to duplicate what he achieved final 12 months, it’s a distinct risk he’s going to be on his approach from Palace.
“Given the truth that Cooper was appreciated by Palace, it wouldn’t be past the wit of man to place him into Brondby, get Brondby going for a 12 months after which transfer him out of Brondby into Palace, as a result of Blitzer is the mental capital behind each.”
Palace followers will little doubt hope they will maintain Glasner for so long as attainable, however they most likely additionally must be practical about their supervisor being a person in demand, simply as lots of their star gamers have been.
