The Eagles face the reigning Norwegian champions at the culmination of a week’s warm-weather training camp, ahead of the international window.
The match – which kicks off at 15:00 GMT – can be watched LIVE on Palace TV+.
Palace will begin the game with one change to the starting XI which faced Luton Town on Saturday: Naouirou Ahamada comes in for Jordan Ayew.
The announcement means that goalkeeper Sam Johnstone starts between the posts.
A likely back three of captain Joel Ward, Joachim Andersen and Chris Richards is set to be flanked by full-backs Daniel Muñoz and Tyrick Mitchell.
Midfielders Adam Wharton and Jefferson Lerma are likely to support the more advanced trio of Ahamada, Ebere Eze and Jean-Philippe Mateta, the latter of whom was Palace’s goalscorer on Saturday.
Glasner then named a separate XI for the second-half in Marbella.
Goalkeeper Dean Henderson was protected by a back five comprising experienced heads and Academy products: Nathaniel Clyne, Danny Imray, James Tomkins, Kaden Rodney and Franco Umeh.
Imray – a full-back by trade, who has eight goal contributions in 16 appearances this season – and Umeh – who has recently appeared on the first-team bench in the Premier League – are both playing for the senior side for the first time.
Also debuting is 20-year-old Justin Devenny, a midfielder who joined the club over the summer from Scottish Championship side Airdrieonians.
He is likely to contribute to the attack, supported by David Ozoh and Will Hughes in midfield, and Jordan Ayew and Jeffrey Schlupp in the front line.
Palace first-half XI: Johnstone (GK), Muñoz, Ward, Andersen, Richards, Mitchell, Wharton, Lerma, Ahamada, Eze, Mateta.
Palace second-half XI: Henderson (GK), Clyne, Imray, Tomkins, Rodney, Umeh, Ozoh, Hughes, Devenny, Ayew, Schlupp.
Subs: Matthews (GK)
Bodø/Glimt: Haug (GK), Wembangomo, Moe, Gundersen, Bjørkan, Sjøvold, Berg, Grønbæk, Zugelj, Saltnes, Hauge
Subs: Brøndbo (GK), Lode, Bjørtuft, Sørensen, Bassi, Sørli, Kapskarmo, Berntsen