Nottingham Forest are nearing an agreement with Crystal Palace for Munoz after negotiations over a proposed £22m move reached their final stages, according to the Mail.
Forest submitted a bid worth £22m earlier this week, and discussions between the clubs have progressed since then. The report says the two sides are now close to reaching an agreement for the player.
The latest development represents a significant step forward in Forest’s attempts to complete the deal. Their initial offer was made only earlier this week, but negotiations have moved quickly and are understood to be approaching a conclusion.
No agreement has been confirmed by either club, but the Mail’s report indicates that the transfer is now at an advanced stage. Forest’s £22m proposal remains the central figure in the discussions, with the clubs continuing to work towards an agreement.
The identity of the player is given as Munoz, with Crystal Palace named as the selling club and Forest as the prospective destination. The report does not provide further details about the terms being discussed or indicate when a deal might be formally completed.
For now, the move remains subject to the conclusion of negotiations. Forest are close to securing an agreement, but the transfer has not yet been officially announced.
The report comes as Forest continue discussions with Crystal Palace over the proposed £22m fee. With negotiations described as being in their final stages, the next step will be for the clubs to settle the remaining details before any formal confirmation.
The Mail is the source of the information regarding Forest’s bid and the progress of the talks.
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