Crystal Palace have reportedly confirmed plans to honour the remarkable legacy of Oliver Glasner by commissioning a series of statues celebrating the most successful managerial spell in the club’s modern history.
The Austrian, who transformed Palace from Premier League survivors into serial trophy winners, remains one of the most revered figures ever associated with the South London club. Following his departure, discussions have already begun regarding permanent tributes to commemorate his achievements and ensure his impact is remembered for generations to come.
According to plans currently under consideration, several statues depicting Glasner alongside the three major trophies he delivered during his time at Selhurst Park will be created and installed in prominent public locations.

The proposal is said to have generated significant excitement among Palace supporters, many of whom still regard Glasner as the architect of the club’s greatest era. His success not only brought silverware to Selhurst Park but also elevated the Eagles’ standing within English and European football.
In an unusual twist, the club are reportedly seeking planning approval from Brighton & Hove City Council before moving forward with the project. If permission is granted, the statues are expected to be displayed along Brighton’s famous seafront, as well as outside the Amex Stadium.
“🔴 🔵 Crystal Palace have confirmed they plan to pay tribute to Oliver Glasner’s legacy by building several statues of him with the three trophies he won as #CPFC boss.
The club are waiting for planning permission from Brighton & Hove City Council, before commission the statues, which will be displayed on the sea front and outside the Amex Stadium.”
The proposed locations have naturally attracted attention across the football community, particularly given the fierce rivalry between Palace and Brighton. While the plans have not yet progressed beyond the approval stage, the suggestion alone has already sparked widespread debate among supporters of both clubs.
Many Palace fans have welcomed the idea as a fitting tribute to a manager who delivered unforgettable memories and unprecedented success. Others have joked that placing statues of Glasner in Brighton would be the ultimate reminder of Crystal Palace’s achievements during his reign.
Glasner’s tenure will forever occupy a special place in Palace folklore. Under his leadership, the club enjoyed a period of sustained success that few supporters could have imagined possible just a few years earlier. The trophies, the memorable victories and the sense of belief he instilled throughout the club helped reshape expectations both on and off the pitch.
Whether the statues ultimately become reality remains dependent on planning approval, but one thing is beyond dispute. Oliver Glasner’s place in Crystal Palace history has already been secured, and any tribute celebrating his achievements is likely to receive overwhelming support from the Eagles faithful.
