Expect more attacking signings

[BBC] Last summer, it was Hugo Ekitike who chose Liverpool over Newcastle before Alexander Isak forced a move from Newcastle to Liverpool. The tale of Victor Munoz follows a similar pattern, with Liverpool hijacking Newcastle's move by triggering his release clause with Osasuna. Munoz's role in breaking down low blocks, as well as his ability to deal with the ball in the final third, played a part in Andoni Iraola's push to make him the first signing of his tenure at Anfield. There is a belief that Munoz's overall output must improve but Liverpool believe that will come over time, with a six-year-deal proof of that. They are encouraged by the fact that they have secured a player who can naturally get himself into dangerous positions. The fact that he previously spent time at Barcelona and Real Madrid is indication of his potential. The right-footed Spaniard mainly plays off the left and with Mohamed Salah leaving, the need for reinforcements on the wing is clear. The understanding is that Munoz will not be the only attacking signing Liverpool make this summer. There remains a strong interest in Yan Diomande, who plays for RB Leipzig and is at the World Cup with Ivory Coast. Diomande, 19, is also admired by Paris St-Germain.