Victor Munoz hints when he could make Liverpool debut as Andoni Iraola influence revealed

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“I was in a position where I couldn’t play in the team for Spain so as soon as that competition was over, the main thing on my agenda was getting here, training and getting to meet my teammates.“Obviously, you need time to adapt when you are moving to a new club and a new country so for me it was a case of the earlier I could get started, the better.“I feel good. With the training, I’m hoping to be able to have fun with my new family and bit by bit I’m sure they’re going to help me to get back to my top level.“I had a great experience today (Wednesday) with my teammates for the first time.

There was a lot to it, a lot of content, and I think as my first point of contact with the club, it bodes well for the future.“I think I’m ready (to play). “So, it went very, very quickly and I am very happy to be here.“I’m sure it’s the correct step for me and this is exactly what the coach, Andoni [Iraola], said to me as well – that he was going to put a lot of confidence in me.

He rightly pointed out that I am quite a young player, I’m here as a professional and he is going to help me. So, I think that fits perfectly with my skillset, these are tools that I as a player also bring to the game, so I think it is a good fit for me and I hope to bring these skills to Liverpool.“This club has got some real top-class, world-class players.