with just one win recorded so far in 2024. Steve Parish is set to announced Roy Hodgson replacement as both paries have agreed to….according to fabrizio roman.
The narrative surrounding Crystal Palace is that of the future of Roy Hodgson, as the Englishman’s position as manager has come under scrutiny in recent weeks.
According to a report from the Guardian last week, co-owner of the Eagles, Steve Parish, is said to be ‘strongly contemplating’ sacking the 76-year-old with just one win recorded so far in 2024.
As Palace prepare to welcome London rivals Chelsea to Selhurst Park on Monday night, fresh reports have provided an update on the status of Hodgson’s employment, in news that could shock many.
What reports have said about Steve Parish and the future of Roy Hodgson
Earlier this week, Football Insider’s transfer correspondent Pete O’Rourke reported that Parish has made his decision over Hodgson, suggesting that the consensus at Selhurst is that the club’s hierarchy ‘do not currently want to sack’ the veteran manager.
According to the site’s sources, it’s believed that Parish is happy to allow the Englishman to remain as the figure in charge of the first team, but the intention is there to replace him at the end of the 2023/24 season.
Hodgson replaced Patrick Vieira after his dismissal in March 2023, just two years after the 76-year-old resigned from his previous role to be succeeded by the Frenchman.
Following Palace’s 4-1 defeat to Brighton last weekend, fingers were quickly pointed to the manager due to the overall performance and in-game decisions at the Amex, as tension continued to rise around the club.
