The FA Cup winners are hoping to overturn UEFA’s initial ruling that banned them from competing in next season’s Europa League.
Palace’s appeal will be heard in Lausanne on Friday (August 8th), with the decision expected to be revealed the following Monday (August 11th).
Glasner is confident their appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) will go in their favour and UEFA’s decision to demote them to the Conference League for breaking multiclub ownership rules will be dismissed.
"We don’t have any influence on the decision from UEFA, we don’t have any influence on the decision from CAS, so it just makes no sense that we’re thinking about it,” Glasner told Sky on Tuesday.
“We focus on what we have to do on the pitch, how to create this spirit in the group, this togetherness, this commitment, and this is what we are doing day by day.
“We’re waiting for the final decision, we’re still confident that the appeal will be successful and that we will play in the Europa League. But in the end, on 11 August, we will know the final decision – then we will start to prepare for Europe.”