SGColombian right back Daniel Munoz revealed that the opportunity to reunite with coach Oliver Glasner was a key factor in his decision to join Nottingham Forest from Crystal Palace. Glasner, known for leading Palace to FA Cup and UEFA Conference League victories, moved to Forest after leaving Palace. Munoz, who played a significant role in Palace's success under Glasner, has signed a three-year deal with an option for a fourth year. He praised Glasner's work ethic and leadership, emphasizing their shared philosophy. Munoz made 46 appearances for Palace last season and has represented Colombia internationally. Forest's Chief Football Officer expressed enthusiasm about signing Munoz, who could make his debut against Tottenham.
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