San Lorenzo de Almagro has officially announced the signing of Iker Muniain, a Spanish midfielder who joins the Argentine club after a long career at Athletic Club. At 31 years old, Muniain arrives as a free agent after completing his contract with the 'lions' and signs with the 'gauchos' until December 2025. The Spanish player has a great deal of experience, with 560 games and a Copa del Rey and two Supercopas de España in his trophy cabinet. San Lorenzo de Almagro is looking to strengthen its team after an irregular season, in which they are currently in 23rd position in the championship. Leandro Romagnoli's team has won two consecutive games and is looking to take advantage of Muniain's arrival to finally take off. Muniain's debut could take place at home on September 16 against league leaders Vélez. Iker Muniain is joining a giant of Argentine football, with 15 league titles, which is not going through its best moment. The Almagro club is looking to recover its level and Muniain's arrival is an important step in that sense. The Spanish midfielder has the opportunity to prove his worth in a new challenge and help San Lorenzo de Almagro achieve its objectives. The speculation about Muniain's possible arrival at River Plate was dismissed and he has finally landed at San Lorenzo de Almagro. According to 'TyC Sports', Muniain signed at the Pedro Bidegain offices accompanied by Marcelo Moretti, his representative, and Richard Willmott, who could have been the key man to unlock the situation.