The Austrian has overhauled the culture at Selhurst Park and history suggests Palace will now need to match his ambition

Bayern Munich's interest in Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner cooled after the Bundesliga club were told it would cost them £86m in compensation to prise him from Selhurst Park. (Bild - in German - subscription required) Want more transfer stories?

FANS declared “that’s f*****g hilarious” after Crystal Palace demanded £86million from Bayern Munich to poach Oliver Glasner. The Austrian manager, 49, only joined the Eagles in February as Roy

Football Insider has learned that Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner is set to remain at the club despite interest from Bayern Munich.

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner knows a 4-0 win over Manchester United has not made his side the "best in the world" and wants to maintain a strong finish to the campaign. Michael Olise scored twice as the Eagles swept past United at Selhurst Park on Monday night to extend their unbeaten run to five matches.

Watching the NBA has helped Palace boss Glasner craft his man-management and tactics – but it's just one aspect of his desire to learn

Between them, the duo made 228 appearances for the South London club, but it was announced this week that this season would be their last after Tomkins joined in 2016 and Riedewald a year later.

Continue reading The latest fine result in Palace's strong conclusion to the season under Oliver Glasner sees them leapfrog Gary O'Neil's Wolves into 12th place in the table, with one game left to play.

Oliver Glasner could continue his makeover at Crystal Palace, with coach James Holland being eyed up for his backroom staff. That’s according to Sky Sport Austria, who say Holland is set to depart Wiener Austria and Glasner may offer him a role at Crystal Palace.