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Palace played out a 0-0 draw with high-flying Aston Villa on Wednesday night, and after the match, Glasner admitted that “every single player has a price”.
“If the offer would have been high enough (last summer) and the club was fine with it and Marc wanted to go, then he wouldn’t be a Palace player anymore,” Glasner told Sky Sports.
“Last January would have been the same. Every single player has a price where a club will sell him, when you are Palace because we are not at the end of the food chain in football.
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“I think Marc will stay but if he says ‘I want to leave’ and a club pays massive money with five months left of contract, then any player would leave if you are a club like Palace.”
With January seemingly the final opportunity for Palace to recoup a fee for their star man, Glasner suggested that chairman Steve Parish would demand “a very high price” for his sale.
“I don’t know if Marc wants to leave,” Glasner said. “Right now, when I see him playing, training, his commitment – we are talking quite often together – I think the fans can be calm. But you never know what can happen in football.”
Villa, meanwhile, remain third – five points behind leaders Arsenal ahead of The Gunners’ clash with Liverpool on Thursday.
