Konaté joins Real Madrid, Víctor Muñoz signs with Liverpool
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 6:54 AM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Ibrahima Konaté has completed a transfer to Real Madrid from Liverpool, signing a four-year contract. Meanwhile, Liverpool has announced the signing of Víctor Muñoz as their first addition under manager Andoni Iraola, pending international clearance. Real Madrid’s Marc Cucurella expressed excitement about joining the club after a call from José Mourinho. In health news, Jorge Messi is reported to be recovering well from a challenging medical situation. The promotion playoff final between Málaga and Almería is set for tomorrow after a scoreless first leg.
- •Konaté signs four-year deal with Real Madrid from Liverpool.
- •Víctor Muñoz joins Liverpool, pending international clearance.
- •Cucurella excited to work with Mourinho at Real Madrid.
- •Jorge Messi is recovering well from health issues.
- •Málaga and Almería face off tomorrow for promotion.
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