Victor Munoz signs with Liverpool, discusses fit under Andoni Iraola
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 4:20 PM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Victor Munoz has joined Liverpool from Osasuna, marking the club's first signing since Andoni Iraola became manager five weeks ago. The 22-year-old winger expressed confidence that his playing style aligns well with Iraola's tactics, emphasizing his ability to contribute in a high-press system. Munoz mentioned a pivotal phone call from Iraola that influenced his decision to choose Liverpool over Newcastle. His past performance in LaLiga indicates promise, with aspirations to improve on his seven goals from last season at Osasuna.
- •Munoz signed for Liverpool after meeting his £34.5 release clause.
- •He emphasized alignment with Iraola's high-pressing tactics.
- •Munoz chose Liverpool over a potential transfer to Newcastle.
- •He averaged 0.74 recoveries in the final third per match last season.
- •The winger aims to build on his previous goal tally of seven.
- 4:20 PMYahoo Sports — ‘Right place for me’ – Liverpool fans will love what Victor Munoz has now said about Anfield move
"Victor Munoz has confidently declared that he believes he’ll be a good fit for a Liverpool team under the management of Andoni Iraola.The Spanish winger is the first player signed by the Reds since ...
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