Inside Victor Munoz's joyous World Cup celebrations as friends and family involved
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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesVictor MunozInside Liverpool forward Victor Munoz's joyous World Cup celebrations involving friends and family before he links up with his new teammates after a $46 million (£35 million) moveVictor Munoz celebrates with the World Cup trophy after Spain beat Argentina in the final(Image: Harry Langer/DeFodi via Getty Images)Entering the tournament with an injury, new Liverpool signing Victor Munoz didn't play a minute for his country at the World Cup. After that, the 22-year-old thrust himself into the celebrations with his teammates, friends and family.On his Instagram story, Munoz, now back in Europe in Madrid, posted a series of photos with family and friends holding his gold medal and the match ball.Then there were images from inside the locker room with Barcelona duo Pedri and Pau Cubarsi, who Munoz celebrated alongside.Having been involved at the World Cup with no chance to go on holiday yet, Munoz will now take a break.
It remains to be seen exactly when he will return to action for Liverpool ahead of the new season.Victor Munoz's Instagram story as he celebrates winning the World Cup(Image: victor.munoz.7 // Instagram)Victor Munoz in the Spain locker room after winning the World Cup(Image: victor.munoz.7 // Instagram)Speaking at the start of the month while away at the World Cup, Munoz revealed the conversation that he had with Andoni Iraola about joining Liverpool.The winger had strong interest from Newcastle before the Reds nipped in and activated his release clause, committing to paying a fee of around $46 million (£35 million)."(Iraola) called me and gave me confidence," Munoz told the Spanish outlet El Pais."He told me how his teams play, and that benefits me really well, especially the way they press relentlessly. I think it's the ideal environment for me to keep developing as a footballer.Get Liverpool's new 2026/27 home kitThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.
I feel very comfortable when games become more open, something that doesn't happen very often in La Liga."Liverpool.com says: Munoz looks like the right kind of player for the Reds: direct, pacy and with an eye for goal. He might take some time to adjust to life at Anfield, but the raw ingredients are there to be developed.Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Victor MunozLiverpool FCFIFA World Cup