It'll be the first time Glasner has returned to South London since he left at the end of the 2025/26 season, following the UEFA Conference League triumph – his third major trophy with the Eagles.
At his pre-match press conference Glasner spoke about his feelings as he prepares to come back to Selhurst Park, this time in the away dugout to face Pierre Sage's side.
In their Manager's words...
Nottingham Forest are yet to win at home under Glasner, but have won away at Aston Villa and also picked up a point at Anfield in their first five league games of 2026/27.
Ahead of the game against Palace he said: "There are mixed emotions and I have fantastic memories of more than two years there.
"I have great memories of the fans, of the times we had together and the wonderful staff I met there.
"Two very successful, and a great two years of my life and that's why I have positive memories. I am always telling the players the memories always stay forever.
