Oliver Glasner says Crystal Palace have improved since Ebere Eze’s transfer to Arsenal, praising the
CrystalPalaceForm has taken an upward turn, according to manager Oliver Glasner, who revealed that the club has been performing better since the departure of Ebere Eze to Arsenal.
The England international returned to his boyhood club in August in a deal worth up to £67.5 million, but has yet to make a major impact in North London.
Speaking to the club’s official website, Glasner praised his players for their collective improvement and resilience following the exits of key stars.
Glasner on Team Progress
He highlighted that Palace currently boast the highest expected goals (XG) in the Premier League, surpassing top clubs like Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool.
Life After Eze and Olise
Glasner acknowledged that while the club lost two exceptional talents in Ebere Eze and Michael Olise, the team’s collective spirit and tactical discipline have driven their improved performances.
He emphasized that the team’s ability to create scoring chances and maintain attacking momentum demonstrates their growth and adaptability.
