Olivier Glasner proven right on refusing to retaining Crystal Palace betrayal as Player yet to receive official debut and now a shadow of himself at New Club.
As Oliver Glasner and Dougie Freedman sought a backup for Tyrick Mitchell at left wing-back, they decided to invite Ryan Sessegnon to trials at Crystal Palace after his contract with Tottenham expired.
Sessegnon trained with Palace and featured in a pre-season friendly. However, the Eagles failed to secure an alternative signing, and their underwhelming summer transfer activity has contributed to their winless streak after eight Premier League games this season.
**Ryan Sessegnon’s Situation at Fulham**
It appears Glasner and Freedman made the right decision. Sessegnon has yet to make a Premier League appearance for Fulham this season, with manager Marco Silva excluding him from the matchday squad in five out of eight games. The 24-year-old has only played in two Carabao Cup matches, but that opportunity ended when Fulham were eliminated by Preston in the third round.
Sessegnon, who missed over 100 games due to injury at Tottenham, continues to struggle with fitness issues—something Crystal Palace may have anticipated when they opted not to sign him.
**Glasner Considering Tactical Changes at Crystal Palace**
With no reliable backup for Mitchell and Daniel Munoz, Glasner may be rethinking his wing-back system entirely. After eight Premier League games without a win, the Austrian is reportedly testing a back four in training following the 1-0 loss to Nottingham Forest.
There is hope that a change in tactics will prompt an immediate turnaround. However, sources suggest that chairman Steve Parish admires Graham Potter and may consider a managerial change if results do not improve soon.