Real Madrid have officially announced the sale of Gonzalo García, the young forward joining Premier League club Fulham.
The move marks the end of the Spaniard’s first-team days at Real Madrid, after being heavily rumoured to leave the Santiago Bernabéu this summer.
Gonzalo García Leaves Real Madrid
Real Madrid confirmed on Monday that Gonzalo García had signed for Fulham, marking the latest signings for the Blues.
The forward had been in focus with several clubs this summer but it was Fulham who came out on top after the club had initiated talks with the Spanish giants.
Now, the young attacker has a new chapter to play in England.
Fulham Complete Gonzalo García Deal
García had been in the spotlight for Fulham after manager Álvaro Arbeloa was said to have been interested in bringing the Spaniard back.
The Premier League side then spoke to Real Madrid, who were willing to entertain a permanent transfer, but had beefed up their attacking side.
Levante forward Carlos Espi is said to have helped facilitate García’s departure, as Real Madrid now have more depth in the attacking ranks.
Real Madrid Confirm Transfer
The deal was officially announced by Real Madrid via their website and social media.
The club expressed its wishes for García and his family in the statement, and also reiterated that the Spanish capital will always be his home.
The club’s gratitude for the forward was emphasized in the message.
Gonzalo García Begins New Premier League Chapter
Now, García will head to the Premier League and continue his career with Fulham, where he will seek to make a name for himself in the English top-flight.
The transfer will give the Spaniard a chance to get some regular first-team football and progress beyond Madrid.
Fulham will be hoping that his signing will give them one more attacking option for the upcoming campaign.
Real Madrid Continue Squad Reshaping
García’s departure is the latest in Real Madrid’s ongoing changes to their squad under their new management.
The club has been making attacking additions to the squad and some players have departed, so the team is slowly developing for the 2026/27 campaign.
García, meanwhile, will be looking to Fulham and how he can make a difference in the Premier League.