Victor Munoz became Liverpool's first new signing of the Andoni Iraola era in the summer of 2026.

The Spain international forward joined the Reds from Osasuna on a long-term contract following an impressive 2025-26 season.

A pacy, direct and versatile attacker, Munoz made 34 appearances for Osasuna, scoring seven goals and providing five assists, after moving there from Real Madrid in July 2025.

His performances in La Liga earned international recognition, too, and Munoz marked his senior debut for Spain with a goal in March 2026. He was then part of the squad that won Spain's second men's World Cup that summer.

Munoz had joined FC Barcelona, his hometown club, at the age of 11. He left in 2017 to become part of the youth set-up of CF Damm.

In 2021, he arrived at Real Madrid and went on to establish himself in their B side before making his La Liga debut in May 2025.

Munoz then appeared for Real at the FIFA Club World Cup prior to sealing his switch to Osasuna.

And, after his eye-catching breakthrough campaign at senior level, Liverpool made their move to bring Munoz to Merseyside as their first new recruit under head coach Iraola.