The former Arsenal captain in his first Super League Manage the role, even before the ball is kicked.
Vieira is a key part of Crystal Palace’s hope for this transformative summer.
Standard Sports assessed the tasks facing the new owner of Selhurst Park in the coming weeks.
Vieira came to South London and found that a total of 11 players had expired last season.
The vast majority will leave, and this summer is a good time to cut wages and lose players who are no longer needed. However, some people will stay and feel frustrated with how this situation is handled.
Christian Benteke was given a new contract, but others awaiting a decision were told that they will be assigned a new manager-they will look forward to a resolution soon.
For a long time, the palace team needs some fresh blood.
Roy Hodgson has worked for the oldest team in the Premier League for a long time, and his face is basically the same as the face he greeted him when he accepted the job in 2017.
Patrick Vieira succeeds Roy Hodgson as the new owner of Selhurst Park
/ AFP via Getty ImagesBoth Vieira and the club have a list of goals, and they both want to act quickly. Rhythm and talent are needed, especially in midfield. This area has become too diligent and boring in Hodgson’s final season.
The central defenders also need one or two new faces, and none of the palace central defenders are under 30 years old.
Speaking of new faces, Vieira’s record of working with and promoting young players is a key factor in finding a job at Selhurst Park.
Chairman Steve Parrish has invested more than 20 million pounds in rebuilding the club’s academy and hopes it will become the core of the club.
This is not just the owner’s darling-Palace is in a hotbed of talent and is preparing to take advantage of this advantage, and their under-18 players achieved extraordinary success last season. Vieira will be well acquainted with the rising star.
Wilfried Zaha wants to leave Crystal Palace again this summer
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Wilfried Zaha Tell Parrish again that he wants to leave the club this summer.
The winger, who has been eager for new challenges, almost returned to his best form last season, especially in the first half of the season, and may enjoy the opportunity to work with such a high-profile player.
So far this summer, there has been little specific interest in Zaha. If this state is maintained, Vieira will shoulder the task of inspiring a player who may be unhappy-no matter how loyal the winger is to the club. .
