Oliver Glasner seeks a memorable farewell from Crystal Palace as they prepare to face Rayo Vallecano in the Conference League Final on Wednesday. The match represents a chance for the Eagles to secure a trophy, which Glasner views as the perfect parting gift before concluding his impactful tenure at the club.

In his farewell address, Glasner expressed his desire for the team to earn a place in the Europa League next season, stating, “For me, the best thing would be, of course, winning tomorrow... This would make me really happy.” The team stands just 90 minutes away from achieving this goal, which would mark another significant achievement under his leadership.

Meanwhile, Phil Foden's exclusion from the England World Cup squad has sparked criticism regarding the demanding football calendar. Maheta Molango, PFA chief executive, labeled Foden a “victim” of this “crazy” schedule, emphasizing the need for better protection of players.

In another highlight, Noni Madueke downplayed the significance of Arsenal winning the Premier League, stating it would be “irrelevant” as they gear up for their Champions League Final against Paris St Germain. Madueke acknowledged the pressure on Arsenal to secure another title, reinforcing their focus on the upcoming match.

Additionally, Lawrence Shankland has committed to Rangers, expressing his ambition to help the club achieve regular silverware following his move from Hearts. Shankland aims to contribute significantly to Rangers' quest for success as they prepare for the upcoming season.

All eyes will be on the Red Bull Arena as Crystal Palace vies for their second major trophy, just a year after claiming the FA Cup.