Overview
- Liverpool announced the deal on Thursday after Victor Munoz completed a medical in Tennessee and agreed a reported six-year contract, with the move subject to work-permit and international clearance.
- The club is reported to have triggered Munoz’s release clause, valued at about €40m (£34.5–34.7m), to secure the 22-year-old from Osasuna.
- Spanish outlets say Real Madrid hold 50% of Munoz’s economic rights and retain a buy-back clause, meaning the fee will be split between Madrid and Osasuna according to those reports.
- Munoz is with Spain at the World Cup and is expected to join Liverpool after the tournament, which makes his arrival after pre-season likely and leaves short-term forward depth an issue.
- Liverpool remain active in the window with reported interest in Yan Diomande and Ayyoub Bouaddi and are under pressure to replace recent departures and cover ongoing injury absences while outpacing rivals such as Newcastle.