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Oliver Glasner hopes Crystal Palace can keep their devastating forward line together as the Austrian boss looks to build on his side’s superb finish to the season.
Only Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea have taken more points since Glasner arrived at Selhurst Park in February.
Impressive Palace made it five wins from six at Wolves with Michael Olise, Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eberechi Eze on target but interest in the trio is inevitable this summer.
‘I hope all the players will be here,’ said Glasner. ‘I know the club will do everything to ensure they will play for Crystal Palace next season.
‘I think what we can show from the sports department is that we are ambitious and they can benefit and make a big contribution to being successful.
Oliver Glasner hopes Crystal Palace can keep their devastating forward line together past the end of the season
Jean-Philippe Mateta (left) and Eberechi Eze (right) continued their recent goalscoring form in the 3-1 win over Wolves
Palace’s star forward Michael Olise is believed to be a summer target for Manchester United
‘That is what we can offer them, the rest we will see.’
Concerned Wolves boss Gary O’Neil admitted he has plenty of work ahead of him over the summer after a poor run of just one win in 10.
‘I can’t keep doing the same thing and getting results like that, so we need to look at it,’ he said.
‘It’s not a crisis and we won’t rip everything up and start again, but we need to adjust to the group we now have.’
