According to Tuttomercato, Gonzalo Garcia underwent a medical with Fulham before signing a contract with the London club. The report adds that Garcia was the top scorer at the Club World Cup last summer with Real Madrid. Fulham’s new coach, Alvaro Arbeloa, was a key factor in the completion of the deal, as he knows Garcia from his time at Real Madrid as a first-team coach and from having worked with him in the club’s academy.

Gonzalo García is set to join Fulham for €40 million plus an additional €2 million in bonuses, with Real Madrid selling 70% of his sporting rights while retaining a 30% stake. The forward did not train with the squad to avoid risking the transfer before its completion. Real Madrid views the move as an ideal opportunity for García to continue his development, while maintaining partial control of his future through a preferential buy-back clause and their retained percentage, which could also generate income from any future sale.

Nicolo Schira reports that Gonzalo Garcia's transfer to Fulham from Real Madrid is complete. The move is for €42M plus 30% on a future sale, and the contract runs until 2031.

Fulham are nearing a deal for Gonzalo Garcia from Real Madrid in a combined deal for Garcia and Cesar Palacios that is worth a total of approximately £43 million, with the majority of the fee being for the 22-year-old Garcia. Both players will be subject to a 30 percent sell-on clause. According to sources with knowledge of the situation, Madrid had decided months ago that Garcia would leave this summer, but the process was delayed after Jose Mourinho’s arrival as the new head coach wanted to see the striker in pre-season. The Portuguese coach liked the player but was not able to guarantee a prominent role in the team next season under the current circumstances, which left the decision on his future to Garcia. The Athletic reports that Garcia will follow head coach Alvaro Arbeloa to Fulham from the Spanish capital.

Fulham has acquired striker Gonzalo García from Real Madrid for a 40 million transfer fee. According to 'Marca', Fulham secures 70 percent of the transfer rights, and Real Madrid will receive 30 percent of the proceeds from any future sales. Reports of a 70 million fee were not correct.

Fulham have successfully negotiated a deal to sign Real Madrid's Gonzalo Garcia and Cesar Palacios for a combined €50 million, according to Goal.com. Gonzalo Garcia will move to West London to reunite with former Madrid youth coach Alvaro Arbeloa. Arbeloa had prioritised Garcia for his new project in the Premier League.

According to a report from Fabrizio Romano, the deal between Fulham and Real Madrid for Gonzalo García is complete. Fulham will pay a fixed fee of forty million euros to Real Madrid, with a potential for an additional two million euros in bonuses. The agreement specifies that Real Madrid has secured a thirty percent sell-on clause and retains fifty percent of García's transfer rights. The 22-year-old striker will now report in London.

The Spanish press reports that the club has agreed to sell Gonzalo García. The Spaniard is transferring to Fulham at the request of Arbeloa, a former Real coach, for a cost of approximately €40 million. According to the newspapers 'Marca' and 'AS', Fulham reached an agreement with Madrid on Thursday to buy 70% of Gonzalo's economic rights, and the deal is now only pending the signing of the contract. Despite the sale, Real does not intend to completely sever ties with Gonzalo's future at the club. The newspapers state that Mourinho's team views the transfer as a financial opportunity but intends to monitor the attacker's development. For this reason, the club will retain a percentage of the player's rights.

According to Tuttomercato, Gonzalo Garcia has left Real Madrid and transferred to Fulham. The English club has reached an agreement with the Blancos for the permanent acquisition of the striker for 70 million euros. Real Madrid retains a preferential buy-back right.

Gonzalo is expected to join Fulham, with the transfer anticipated to be finalized within hours. The deal, pending final details, will be for approximately 60 million euros, the amount Real Madrid wanted. Madrid will retain a preferential option on Gonzalo, and the final negotiations are centered on this point. Fulham sought to acquire a much higher percentage, or all, of Gonzalo's rights, and will receive more than 50%, while Real Madrid may retain between 20 and 30%. According to a report by COPE that was confirmed by AS, the fee will be 70 million euros if Fulham acquires 100% of the rights.

Cadena COPE reports that a full agreement has been reached between Real Madrid and Fulham for the transfer of forward Gonzalo Garcia during this summer transfer window. The report states the fee is approximately 70 million euros, which Fulham reportedly agreed to pay at the request of their new manager, Alvaro Arbeloa, who wants to make his Spanish compatriot central to his project. Cadena COPE also states that Real Madrid included a preferential buy-back option for Garcia in the deal.

According to AS, Fulham are offering €60m to sign 100% of the rights to Gonzalo Garcia, however Real Madrid are seeking €30m while keeping a 50% sell-on clause.

According to Goal.com, Fulham are prepared to make a lucrative offer for Real Madrid forward Gonzalo Garcia and want to acquire all of his registration rights. However, negotiations are not progressing as Real Madrid wish to retain 50% of the player's rights for any future profits.

According to AS, Fulham is increasingly close to signing Gonzalo. The English club is willing to offer a figure close to 30 million euros for 50% of the player, and would go up to 60 million euros to acquire all of the Spanish forward's rights. Real Madrid is hesitant to relinquish 100% of their young player. The positions of both clubs are becoming more aligned and a move to the Premier League seems likely, though the final structure of the deal is yet to be determined. Arbeloa has chosen him as the central figure in Fulham's attack.

García is Fulham's primary signing target. According to Marca, the Premier League club has submitted an offer that is just under the requested €60 million. Fulham coach Álvaro Arbeloa is determined to bring the striker to London and make him the club's new leading player.

Marca reports that Fulham could make a club record offer of £60m to purchase Gonzalo Garcia. The same report notes that Fulham would be open to a deal to acquire 50% of the striker, which would leave Real Madrid the option to buy him back or share in a future profit. Fulham's new manager, Alvaro Arbeloa, wants to bring Garcia with him. Arbeloa has previously worked with Garcia at Real Madrid's Castilla youth team and during his caretaker spell managing the Madrid first team last season.

According to 'The Athletic', negotiations for Gonzalo García to join Fulham are at an advanced stage and the fee would be more than 30 million euros. The structure of the deal is contingent on whether the striker accepts the move. It is also mentioned that if an irresistible offer arrives, Real Madrid's need to generate revenue due to the club's significant investments could allow the transfer to proceed.

Fulham and manager Alvaro Arbeloa are making efforts to sign Gonzalo Garcia. According to Marca, the English club is starting to approach the 60 million euros that Real Madrid has requested. Arbeloa has made the striker a priority and views him as an essential part of his project. It is reported that Gonzalo Garcia is also enthusiastic about the prospect of joining Fulham and playing in the Premier League, especially since his opportunities at Real Madrid appear to be limited by Kylian Mbappé and Endrick.

Fulham are also reported to have a close interest in Gonzalo Garcia. Fenerbahce had reportedly targeted Garcia in recent days and made an offer for the 22-year-old player. A report from the Spanish newspaper MARCA stated that Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has made a decision regarding Garcia. The same report indicated that Jose Mourinho wants Gonzalo Garcia to stay at Real Madrid, believing there is no other striker in the squad with Garcia's profile. Mourinho also reportedly considers Garcia to be essential for the squad due to his unique qualities as a traditional number 9.

Fulham will officially approach Real Madrid this week for Gonzalo Garcia, and talks are expected to start. The transfer fee will need to be more than the reported €25 million or €30 million. The deal would be for a permanent transfer, but Real Madrid will seek to retain future control of the player. Cesar Palacios, another young Real Madrid talent appreciated by Arbeloa, could also be a topic of discussion between the two clubs.

José Mourinho greatly admires Gonzalo García and wants to keep him. According to @MarioCortegana, Gonzalo García is Fulham's main target to reinforce their attack. The English club is willing to invest a significant sum to sign him permanently. Real Madrid would retain a percentage of his rights in any case.

According to the London Evening Standard, Real Madrid has informed Fulham that a sale of Gonzalo Garcia is not being considered, despite Fulham's strong interest. Arbeloa, who was coach of Real Madrid last spring, had made Garcia his priority to strengthen the attack of the Cottagers.

Gonzalo Garcia, who was considered by Como for their attack, is now favoring a move to the Premier League. Fulham and his mentor Alvaro Arbeloa are interested in reuniting with him, and conversations are ongoing between the parties. Florentino Perez stated that the Real Madrid player is permitted to leave on the condition that the club does not lose control of him. Clauses similar to those in the Nico Paz deal are likely to be included.

Fulham manager Arbeloa has shown interest in Gonzalo. Mourinho halted the player's transfer as he wanted to see him in preseason and is satisfied with his performance. According to 'The Athletic', the 22-year-old forward is now close to moving to Fulham and there is contact between Real Madrid and Fulham for the transfer. Real Madrid is open to a transfer but would try to retain a right of first refusal on a future sale of Gonzalo. 'The Athletic' explains that Mourinho is pleased with Gonzalo but knows he cannot offer him the playing time the player wants, and is allowing Gonzalo to decide his own future.

According to CalcioMercato, negotiations are underway between Fulham and Real Madrid for Gonzalo Garcia, with the operation described as being similar to that of Nico Paz. The player's future could be in the Premier League, and there has also been interest from Serie A.

According to Sky Sports UK, Fulham is prepared to pursue Gonzalo Garcia and would be ready to act quickly if given permission to negotiate. José Mourinho, Real Madrid's new manager, is evaluating Garcia in training before making a final decision regarding the player's future. Gonzalo Garcia reportedly desires to play regularly and would be willing to change clubs if he does not secure a position at Real Madrid.

Alvaro Arbeloa intends to strengthen his Fulham squad by signing forward Gonzalo Garcia. According to the BBC, it is expected that Gonzalo Garcia will participate in the pre-season tour with the Madrid club, but he could become available later during the transfer window.

According to Sky Sports UK, Fulham's new manager, Alvaro Arbeloa, desires to bring Gonzalo Garcia to the Premier League and make him a central figure in the club's project. The same report states that Garcia is considered one of the main attacking targets and a priority for Fulham's summer reinforcement after the departure of Raul Jimenez, and also highlights Fulham's financial strength.

Alvaro Arbeloa is interested in Gonzalo Garcia following his appointment as manager of Fulham. According to Nizaar Kinsella on BBC Sport, Arbeloa wants to bring Garcia to the club. Fulham want to sign the player on a permanent transfer. It has also been reported that Jose Mourinho wants to observe Gonzalo Garcia in person before making a decision on his future.

Sources have told Football Insider that Fulham are planning a move to sign Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Garcia this summer. The same sources state that the 22-year-old striker is now Fulham's top target and that the club is set to work on a deal for him in the coming weeks. Alvaro Arbeloa, who has managed Garcia for both Real Madrid's first team and their B team, is keen to reunite with him at Fulham.

According to Team Talk, Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Garcia is being seriously considered by Fulham. Fulham had been tracking the 22-year-old before the appointment of Arbeloa, and the new head coach is understood to admire the forward greatly and would be open to the opportunity to bring him to Craven Cottage. However, any potential move may depend on Mourinho’s plans. Garcia is held in high regard within Real Madrid and could be kept as part of the first-team squad this season, which means a final decision on his future has not yet been made.

Fulham's new coach, Álvaro Arbeloa, is targeting 22-year-old Spanish striker Gonzalo García from his former club, Real Madrid. García is one of three Real Madrid players on Arbeloa's list of desired players, which also includes Franco Mastantuono and Fran García. The plan is to sign Gonzalo García on a permanent transfer. The centre-forward joined Real Madrid in June 2025 and has a contract until 2030. He has 7 caps and 6 goals for Spain U21. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €30.00m. Other clubs, including Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, and Newcastle United, have also been linked with the forward.