Roy Hodgson ‘to step down’ as Crystal Palace boss after being admitted to hospital.

After being admitted to the hospital on Thursday, Roy Hodgson is set to resign as manager of Crystal Palace, and a replacement has already been confirmed.

Oliver Glasner is prepared to succeed the former England manager, who is presently enjoying his second tenure at Selhurst Park. It’s understood that Hodgson, who felt ill after a training session and needed medical attention, is still in a stable state.

Steve Parish, the chairman of Palace, accompanied the 76-year-old to the hospital, but according to the Guardian, he is anticipated to announce that Hodgson will step down from his position for the final four months of his contract and be replaced by Glasner.

Before Monday’s match against Everton, Glasner, who guided Frankfurt to the Europa League in 2022, may be announced as the next Eagles manager, albeit it is improbable that he will take over. This week, Hodgson’s aides Ray Lewington and Paddy McCarthy have been making sure the players are ready.It wasn’t even until this week that Hodgson’s health was in jeopardy. Chelsea scored two goals late in the game on Monday night, causing the Eagles to lose again. According to some accounts, Parish, who had declared Glasner his top choice, was upset about the defeat.

The Eagles considered Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna, who guided the Tractor Boys to promotion the previous season, before selecting the Europa League champion, who has agreed to a contract worth roughly £4.5 million a season through 2026 with an additional year option.

During the previous season, when it appeared like the Eagles would face relegation, Hodgson made his way back to south London. He took Patrick Vieira’s place and produced results right away, earning him a contract extension for the current campaign. But Palace has only won four of their past eighteen games, and the veteran manager has not been able to sustain that momentum as they once again find themselves in the bottom three.

Parish was expected to have to make a choice after the supporters let out their resentment during a recent loss to Arsenal. The opposition supporters waved a banner that said, “Wasted potential.” Poor decisions both on and off the field. putting us in the past.” “No shared vision,” stated another. Not a well-organized plan. “Yanks out, Parish out.”