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<\/p>\nLiverpool is set to seal a deal to sign Victor Munoz from Osasuna this summer, but there has been some uncertainty over the exact details of the move, which involves Real Madrid<\/p>\n
Luke Thrower Trends Writer<\/p>\n
09:56, 18 Jun 2026Updated 10:01, 18 Jun 2026<\/p>\n
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Victor Munoz is set to join Liverpool from Osasuna this summer(Image: (Photo by David Aliaga\/NurPhoto via Getty Images))<\/p>\n
As Liverpool closes in on signing Victor Munoz as the next major addition to Andoni Iraola’s roster of players, there has been uncertainty over the role of Real Madrid in proceedings.<\/p>\n
The Reds have triggered the release clause in the 22-year-old’s deal at Osasuna<\/a>, having agreed personal terms with the winger on a six-year contract at Anfield. The Spanish winger impressed in his first full season of senior soccer, featuring 36 times for Los Rojillos following his $5.6 million switch from Real Madrid<\/a>.<\/p>\n That move from the Bernabeu to Osasuna is at the center of some complicated details when it comes to Munoz’s transfer to Liverpool<\/a>, however.<\/p>\n Reports from Spain had claimed that the deal to join the Merseyside outfit includes a buy-back clause for Real Madrid, as the club technically owns 50 percent of the player’s rights following his move across La Liga last summer.<\/p>\n That system in Spain works different to that of England and the Premier League<\/a>, where the rights aren’t traded in part, but outright as full transfers between clubs.<\/p>\n However, according to Fabrizio Romano, the transfer from Osasuna to Liverpool does not include a buy-back clause for Real Madrid, snuffing out any chance of the club triggering a deal in the future.<\/p>\n Victor Munoz will join Liverpool from Osasuna this summer(Image: (Photo by Alex Caparros\/Getty Images))<\/p>\n Jose Mourinho’s team will be owed 50 percent of the transfer fee, however, meaning the club receives a healthy $23 million boost from the completed deal.<\/p>\n On top of that, Real Madrid does have the right of first refusal over Munoz’s next transfer, meaning the club can match any offer that Liverpool accepts for the 22-year-old winger in the future.<\/p>\n It clears up any potential lingering doubts over the transfer switch, ruling Real Madrid out of the conversation for now, and allowing the forward to focus on his future at Anfield.<\/p>\n There will be plenty of competition for him when he arrives, as the versatile star will be competing with Rio Ngumoha<\/a> and Cody Gakpo<\/a> on the left, as well as Alexander Isak<\/a> up front.<\/p>\n![\"Victor](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/1781814074_573_0_Victor-Munoz.jpg\")
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