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Liverpool<\/b><\/a> have signed Spain winger Victor Munoz – and told RB Leipzig that they will pay a package worth about 100m euros (\u00a386m) for Yan Diomande.<\/b><\/p>\n The Reds confirmed the signing of Munoz from Osasuna after triggering his 40m euro (\u00a334.5m) release clause.<\/p>\n Munoz is part of Spain’s World Cup squad, with Liverpool<\/a> sending staff to the United States to conduct his medical on Wednesday. <\/p>\n Diomande is also at the World Cup, with Ivory Coast, and although Paris St-Germain are in the race to sign him too, they are yet to make an offer and Liverpool<\/a> are in pole position for the 19-year-old winger. <\/p>\n However, German side Leipzig want more than the package Liverpool<\/a> are willing to offer, and there is also no desire to see the teenager leave in the transfer window. <\/p>\n There is an understanding, though, if Diomande performs well at this summer’s tournament, his transfer value could increase, and a package in excess of 130m euros (\u00a3112m) would change their stance.<\/p>\n Diomande scored 12 goals and provided eight assists in the Bundesliga last season. <\/p>\n Munoz, 22, who made his international debut in March, can play on both wings and will sign a six-year deal at Anfield. Liverpool<\/a> will pay the fee in two instalments.<\/p>\n Newcastle<\/a> were in advanced talks to sign the forward, after they sold Anthony Gordon to Barcelona, but Liverpool<\/a> have won the race for Munoz, who scored seven goals and produced five assists in 36 appearances last season.<\/p>\n He will become Liverpool<\/a>‘s first signing since Andoni Iraola replaced Arne Slot as head coach earlier this month.<\/p>\n