Big No from me. He does not have the work ethic required for a Glasner team. Look at how players have improved since he left, right across the pitch. He was a great servant to the club and we thank him for that but he was paid very well for it. He also held us to ransom until the end of his contract last year until the last minute preventing us looking for an adequate replacement. If he cared about Palace not his own personal gain he would not have done this.

I hope SP will not push through his recruitment against a manager's wish like he did in the past

a good post. I agree, however, not sure he held us to ransom.
I think he was always going to leave on a Bosman and SP's £200k a week 'offer' was a throwaway comment to see if it would influence Wilf's decision.

The issue for me was that we didn't sign a young winger/striker a year before Wilf left. He could have had a year on the bench coming to terms with the Prem league and then would be in a better position to replace Wilf if/when he left. Semenyo for example was linked with us but joined Bournemouth in Jan 2023. He would have been ideal and can play on either wing

Watching Ronaldo play the other night gave me Zaha vibes.

Interesting thread. Seems to be a 50/50 split.
Love the man, grateful for some unbelievable memories, but..
All that's been said before. Backwards step, loss of pace, current fit into dressing room, etc.
Here's a thing: could he transition into a number 9, much as CR7 did at a similar age.
Wouldn't need to sign a striker then.

A very big No from me . Just read a bit on News now where he said he didnt want to be remembered as just a Palace player , so No .