Real Madrid secures buy-back clause in Munoz transfer to Newcastle
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 3:20 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Victor Munoz, formerly of Real Madrid, is set to join Newcastle United for €30 million, with Real Madrid receiving €15 million from the deal. The agreement includes a buy-back clause that will be valid for one year, allowing Real Madrid the option to bring him back if he performs well in the Premier League. Munoz's move follows Anthony Gordon's transfer to Barcelona, creating an opportunity for him to become a regular starter at Newcastle. Osasuna will also benefit financially from the deal, and they may receive additional compensation if the buy-back option is activated in the future.
- •Victor Munoz joins Newcastle United for €30 million
- •Real Madrid negotiates a buy-back clause for one year
- •Transfer follows Anthony Gordon's departure to Barcelona
- •Osasuna receives €15 million plus potential add-ons
- •Munoz aims to establish himself as a regular starter
- 3:20 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid secure buy-back clause as part of Newcastle United transfer agreement
"Real Madrid are about to net €15m from the sale of former player Victor Munoz, who’s on the verge of joining Newcastle United. The 22-year-old is close to joining the Premier League side for €30...
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