Fox will air all 64 games from Russia live with a record 38 airing on broadcast television. The other 26 will be carried on cable channel FS1.
With the U.S. absent from the 2018 World Cup field, Fox will be focusing some of its attention on Mexico this summer. And adding Munoz, who will make his English-language broadcasting debut during the tournament, will give the network an expert with insider knowledge of the team, its players and coach Juan Carlos Osorio.
Munoz, who has done some broadcast work covering the Mexican national team in Spanish, will serve as an analyst for the Fox studio shows "World Cup Today" and "World Cup Tonight," which will originate from a standalone set in Moscow's Red Square.