Jose Bordalas is expected to leave Getafe at some stage, possibly at the end of the season, as Crystal Palace links persist.

According to Fichajes, Jose Bordalas is poised to leave Getafe sooner rather than later, although there is a chance he remains in charge until the season ends. The 61-year-old is currently unhappy with the Getafe board, and Crystal Palace could keep close tabs on his situation.

Jose Bordalas has been revered for his work at Getafe over recent times, and it could be a case that the Spanish tactician could be headed to the Premier League. There are tensions between the experienced manager and the club’s board at the moment.

He reportedly lashed out at the board for their unfulfilled promises both on and off the pitch, which has created massive tensions between the two parties. There is a clear understanding and expectation that the 61-year-old Spaniard could leave at any point now, although there is a chance he could stay put and finish the season.

The experienced coach is coming to the end of his term at the club in the summer, and now, any hopes of a renewal have been extinguished. Bordalas has a strained relationship with the board, which could see him start thinking about his future.

A move to the Premier League is widely regarded as a possibility, where Crystal Palace are keen to appoint him in the scenario that Oliver Glasner departs in the summer. The chance of managing an English side after his extensive experience in La Liga could be tempting for the Getafe boss, as he nears the end of his tenure at the club.

Jose Bordalas to Crystal Palace?

Bordalas will surely attract many more English sides should he become available, although it is Crystal Palace who are seen as the front-runners to secure his appointment. Glasner’s future is thrown into severe doubt following constant reporting of his discontent with the way things are run at the club.

Manchester United remain linked with Glasner ahead of the summer, and it could be a case that the Austrian tactician is attracted to the idea of managing at Old Trafford. In such a scenario, Bordalas is seen as the favourite to replace him at Selhurst Park, as the 61-year-old Getafe manager’s current situation boosts the hopes of the South London outfit.