Oliver Glasner has now hinted that there are plenty of Crystal Palace dealings going on behind the scenes.
It has been a busy summer for Crystal Palace with a tremendous amount of transfer links surfacing.
Almost every single day new players are being rumoured to be on the way to Selhurst Park, following in the footsteps of Chadi Riad, Daichi Kamada and Ismaila Sarr already this summer.
Maxence Lacroix is among those to be strongly linked, with the Frenchman seen as the ideal replacement for Marc Guehi this summer should the English centre-back depart.
Now, Oliver Glasner has given an update on potential transfer news at Palace hinting that there is still plenty yet to happen.
Glasner issues transfer update
Speaking to Austrian newspaper Koronen Zeitung, Glasner has dropped a hint over the possible transfer activity yet to come at Selhurst Park this summer.
“Sorry that it was a little later than agreed, but I just had a long phone call with the sports director. There’s a lot going on – wow!”
Glasner was then asked directly about Filip Kostic from Juventus, who Palace have been linked with regularly.
“There are so many rumours. We don’t want to comment on that. The squad is in very good shape. But the transfer window is still open for two weeks – and anything is possible here.”
There are multiple areas in which Palace could strengthen over the next ten days, with names being circulated in three possible positions mainly.
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Players Palace could sign before the deadline day
With just 10 days left in the window, Glasner will be hoping that there are some additions to his squad – particularly after losing the opening game of the season.
In midfield, there seems to still be a desire to strengthen with Scott McTominay being linked earlier this week. The Manchester United midfielder would cost around £30m but could be perfect for Glasner.
At wing-back, Robin Gosens is potentially about to join Palace as rumours on Tuesday suggest he will be signed imminently.
Lacroix is the number one defensive target, but Trevoh Chalobah also remains a target for the Eagles.
