Welcome to Liverpool, Victor Munoz!

“foreseeable future”

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What a signing…

Yeah he’s been absolutely key in keeping the bench nice and toasty and the physios from getting bored :sweat_smile:

Hoped we might get to see a bit of him but I guess the 10 games will have to be in a Liverpool shirt.

Some background informations

Once he got injured, he was always going to struggle to get game time. The flip side is, he is seemingly back to fitness, and doesn’t have loads in his legs going into pre-season.

Yeah was thinking he would have played in the third place playoff. Anyhow I think he’s been available since the last 32

I don’t remember ever seeing this lad play, so I can’t make any judgment.

Inevitably judgement will be passed as soon as he plays a single game.

He will need time to adapt to the PL and what Andoni wants. Noteably, reports are he signed knowing full well the style of play that will be implemented.

He’s one of those unknowns for me also, but any young player with a youth career that includes one of the big clubs, and to make the national team for a world cup (and for the team that recently won European Championships) can only be signs of good things.

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I do hope, Victor Munoz and the Spanish national team can earn the World Cup title.

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https://x.com/LFC/status/2077762681184850191

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https://x.com/thisisanfield/status/2077770241677918478

He reminds me a lot of Alberto Aquilani..if that helps. Lookswise…

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He looks like 13. I mean a 13.

No nothing like him Liverpool are only allergic to Italian players.

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If Steve Nicol is questioning you then you will surely have an excellent season :smirking_face::rofl:

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I have the love child of Torres and someone else

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Being a trad dad, I think as he’s a winger he should have 11.

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World champion without having played one minute. He’ll never admit it, but the lad must be bitterly disappointed.

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