Crystal Palace head coach Oliver Glasner has confirmed that one of the team’s players has suffered another injury, which will definitely rule him out of the upcoming matches. The footballer is expected to return to the field only after the international break.

Crystal Palace head coach Oliver Glasner has confirmed that one of the team’s players has suffered another injury, which will definitely rule him out of the upcoming matches. The footballer is expected to return to the field only after the international break.

 

 

 

Breaking News: Crystal Palace Suffer Fresh Injury Blow as Key Player Ruled Out Until After International Break

 

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner has confirmed that one of his key players has suffered a fresh injury setback, ruling him out of the club’s upcoming fixtures. The news comes as a significant blow for the Eagles, who are already dealing with a growing list of fitness concerns ahead of a demanding Premier League schedule.

 

Speaking during his pre-match press conference, Glasner revealed his disappointment but maintained confidence in the squad’s ability to adapt. “Unfortunately, one of our players has sustained another injury during training this week,” he said. “It’s not a major one, but it’s serious enough to keep him out until after the international break. We’ll give him the time and care he needs to recover fully.”

 

Although Glasner did not disclose the player’s identity, sources suggest it could be one of the team’s regular starters, whose absence will be deeply felt in both midfield and attacking transitions. Palace’s medical staff are reportedly monitoring the situation closely, ensuring a safe and gradual recovery process.

 

This setback adds to Glasner’s growing concerns, as the South London side continue to chase stability after a mixed start to the season. With key fixtures looming, including crucial Premier League clashes, the Austrian tactician may have to rely on younger squad members or tactical reshuffles to fill the gap.

 

Despite the setback, Glasner emphasized his optimism. “Injuries are part of football. What matters most is how we respond as a team,” he added. “We have depth, quality, and spirit — and that will show in the coming games.”

 

Crystal Palace fans will hope their sidelined star returns fully fit and ready to contribute once domestic football resumes after the internati

onal break.