Oliver Glasner told Sky Sports he remains 100 per cent committed to Crystal Palace until season’s end after a “very good” dinner with chairman Steve Parish. The Austrian manager had sparked controversy with a fiery post‑match interview following the 2‑1 defeat at Sunderland. He now faces Chelsea at Selhurst Park on Sunday.

Glasner confirmed striker Jean‑Philippe Mateta has not submitted a transfer request and will line up against the Blues. He reiterated the February 2025 agreement to sell centre‑back Marc Guehi, noting timing and replacement concerns. Daniel Munoz returned to training, Ismaila Sarr is back from AFCON, and Dean Henderson will captain for the rest of the campaign.

With the internal rift apparently settled, Palace hopes the “sun after the thunderstorm” translates into points. A win over Chelsea could lift them out of the relegation‑scrape and keep European hopes alive. Observers will watch whether further comments surface and how the club navigates the summer‑transfer window.