Oliver Glasner, the manager of Crystal Palace, says he doesn’t mind if Daniel Munoz and Erling Haaland switch clothes at halftime.
A few Palace supporters weren’t happy. On Saturday, while the players were leaving Selhurst Park via the tunnel, Munoz approached Manchester City star Haaland for his shirt.
The score was 1-1 at the time, but Palace went on to lose 4-2.
“I don’t care about it,” said Glasner, who insists he is seeing progress from his Palace side despite a run of five games without a win.
Palace are only five points above the relegation zone and nervously looking over their shoulder ahead of a match at Liverpool on Sunday, but they caused City problems in the first half and Glasner said: “I could see many positive things in our game.
“Now we are starting to build the walls and let the sun in and feel more comfortable being in the basement.
