Xisco Muñoz, who previously managed Watford, has transitioned to a new chapter of his career in Malaysia. After leading Watford to promotion from the Championship in 2021, Muñoz was dismissed from the club less than two months into the subsequent Premier League season. His departure remains a point of discussion among Watford supporters, who often view his exit as a symbol of the high-turnover management style associated with owner Gino Pozzo.

Following his time in England, Muñoz has taken a position at a Malaysian club, where he is currently overseeing a campaign that has garnered attention for its potential to reach an 'Invincibles' status—a rare feat in professional football. While his time at Vicarage Road was characterized by the rapid churn often seen in modern football management, his current role represents a stark geographical and professional departure from the English top flight. The transition highlights the unpredictable nature of a football manager's career path, moving from the intense scrutiny of the Premier League to a project 6,500 miles away that is now on the verge of a world-record-level achievement.