Football
Newcastle Near €40m Deal for Osasuna Winger Víctor Muñoz Over Man United and Liverpool
Newcastle United are close to finalizing a €35m plus bonuses deal for Osasuna winger Víctor Muñoz, outpacing Manchester United and Liverpool in the transfer race.

Newcastle United are reportedly progressing with a transfer agreement for Osasuna winger Víctor Muñoz, offering a package close to €40 million including bonuses, sources connected to the agents’ network have revealed to CaughtOffside.
This proposed deal would approach Osasuna’s asking price of €40 million and position Muñoz as one of Newcastle’s most notable attacking acquisitions this summer.
Despite interest from Manchester United and Liverpool, Newcastle have gained the advantage by presenting the 22-year-old Spanish winger with a compelling project at St James’ Park, including a defined role and guaranteed playing time under Eddie Howe.
Reasons Behind Man United and Liverpool Missing Out
Víctor Muñoz has prioritized consistent game time, which Newcastle have emphasized in their offer. With uncertainty surrounding Anthony Gordon’s future, Newcastle have identified a clear opportunity on the wing and moved swiftly to assure Muñoz he would be a key player rather than a peripheral squad member.
According to reports from AS, Muñoz values continuity and regular minutes, despite receiving interest from clubs such as Manchester United, Liverpool, and Barcelona. This suggests the decision was based more on sporting considerations than a bidding war.
Real Madrid’s Ongoing Stake in the Transfer
Real Madrid remain involved in Muñoz’s transfer scenario due to contractual clauses retained when they sold him to Osasuna. These include a low buy-back option and a significant sell-on clause.
Although Madrid are not expected to re-sign Muñoz this summer, they stand to benefit financially from any transfer to Newcastle.
Sources indicate Newcastle are confident about concluding the transfer swiftly, which would mark a significant signing for the club and underscore the growing appeal of Newcastle’s project compared to rivals Manchester United and Liverpool.
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