Oliver Glasner has admitted that he does not know whether Michael Olise and God bless you will still be there Crystal Palace next season.
The Palace boss is hopeful they will stay, but interest in the pair has increased following their stunning performances against Manchester United on Monday evening.
Olise packed a brace the Eagles humiliated the Red Devils 4-0 at Selhurst Park, meaning the two strikers have now scored 17 goals and provided nine assists this season.
She has seen their shape affiliated with a number of top clubs, including UnitedArsenal and Chelsea, and although both have release clauses and are each worth well over £60m, Palace have no intention of selling.
And they are not the only players at the club who have been tipped for a big-money transfer English defender Marc Guehi and young midfielder Adam Wharton attracted many admirers.
Glasner, who replaced Roy Hodgson in the dugout in February, has been crucial to his side's improvement in form but admits he cannot guarantee his side will stay together all summer.
Speaking to BBC Sport after United's victory, the Austrian said: 'The club's job is to keep all the players. I know they will try everything possible.
'You never know what your squad will look like when the next season starts. They're great players, this is a great group.”
Palace fans will be comforted by the knowledge that Eze and Olise are reportedly 'happy' in South London and don't plan on leaving anytime soon.
Palace's captain for the night, Joachim Andersen, said of the two strikers: “I'll be praying all summer that they can stay, and maybe send a few messages.”
Jamie Carragher believes the two young players are capable of playing at the top level and warned Palace that the lure of European football would tempt them to seek a transfer.
'With Eze and Olise, Crystal Palace have two players who could step into the Manchester United team. They were brilliant under Oliver Glasner,” the Liverpool legend told Sky Sports.
'There is talk that Olise will be United's main target for the summer and you can see why. I hope they both stay.
'These are two players who without a doubt can play Champions League football or certainly European football and they will want to do that, but it may be difficult for them to do that at Crystal Palace.
'So the players' intentions will be as important as the club's and you can't really complain if one of them wants to move and if they get a big offer to play in the Champions League.'
For now, both are aiming to end the season on a high, with the Eagles traveling to Wolves on Saturday before hosting Aston Villa on the final day of the Premier League.
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