Nottingham Forest round-up: internationals, Palace return and Manchester City compensation claim
Morgan Gibbs-White won his seventh England cap as a late substitute in the 3-2 defeat to Spain, with Phil Foden and Henri Lansbury reacting to the Nottingham Forest captain's outing.
Former Nottingham Forest target Davide Frattesi impressed for Italy in a rout of Turkey, scoring and posting strong defensive numbers after the Reds missed out on him in the summer.
Sean Dyche said he 'still care[s] about Forest' and backed the decision to disallow Nottingham Forest's goal against Coventry, despite his ill-fated 114-day spell at the City Ground.
Daniel Munoz played in Colombia's 1-1 draw with Mexico, with Luis Diaz reacting positively to the Nottingham Forest defender's latest international appearance as he builds fitness after a mixed start at the City Ground.
Xaver Schlager looks to be Nottingham Forest's standout performer for September after strong displays against Tottenham, Aston Villa and Coventry, keeping Ibrahim Sangare out of the side.
Nottingham Forest could seek about £12.6m in compensation after experts assessed the impact of Manchester City's 114 guilty charges and disputed merit payments since 2011/12.
Nottingham Forest are reportedly keen on Lyon midfielder Tyler Morton for January, but face competition from Liverpool, Crystal Palace and Brighton for the 23-year-old.
Steve Parish said he hopes Oliver Glasner gets a 'fantastic reception' when Nottingham Forest visit Crystal Palace, as the Reds seek to return to winning ways after losing 1-0 to Coventry.
