Munoz has nursed knee and shoulder problems this season, forcing him to sit out 14 matches across all competitions. He returned to action in Palace’s Conference League win over AEK Larnaca immediately prior to the international break.
He will be hoping to finish the 2025-26 campaign with a flourish, which may lead to more transfer talk being generated in the next window. The buccaneering Colombian has previously stated that it would be a “dream” for him to represent Premier League giants Manchester United.
Quizzed on whether such a move could be agreed at some stage, Morrison said: “It depends, really. He’s at an age now where he’s getting older, and Man United paying that much money for an older player… I understand the reservation.
“And it’s so difficult because if Glasner was going there then maybe he would have brought Munoz with him, because it would have suited that formation. But is Munoz better in a wing-back or better as a full-back? That’s the big decision. And Man United are playing with a standard full-back now, so that’s the decision you make.
“Listen, Munoz is a good player. It’s probably every kid’s dream to play for Man United, but that might not happen now. Man United might be shopping in a different market at this moment in time. But if it does happen, good luck to him. He’s been outstanding for Palace, but I think he’s better as a wing-back than as a full-back. And that’s a totally different role.”