Gonzalo Garcia has been recently reported as being targeted by Stuttgart. Journalist Fabrizio Romano reports that Real Madrid will not allow Gonzalo Garcia to depart, even on loan, during the January transfer window.

According to Sky Sports Germany, Stuttgart is seeking a striker with a specific profile and considers Real Madrid forward Gonzalo Garcia a credible option because of his potential, pressing ability, and a salary that is considered accessible. Real Madrid's preference is for a loan rather than a permanent transfer, while Stuttgart views the cost of the operation as high compared to other similar profiles on the market.

VfB Stuttgart is reportedly pursuing Gonzalo García, a 21-year-old centre-forward for whom Eintracht Frankfurt has also explored a potential deal. According to information from 'Sky', the Spanish U21 international is the preferred candidate for VfB executives for the upcoming transfer periods. The officials would ideally like to sign García as early as this winter, and talks have already taken place. However, a transfer is considered difficult to implement because Stuttgart is aiming for a permanent deal while Real Madrid only wants to loan the player. García is contractually bound to Real until 2030 and would also require a financially demanding package from VfB. The forward has 5 caps and 3 goals for Spain's U21 side and has made 11 appearances in LaLiga this season without scoring. His current market value is €15.00m, according to Transfermarkt.