“West Ham’s DESPERATE £13M January Swoop for SENSATIONAL Star – Jaw-Dropping Offer Imminent!”
West Ham United in Talks with Real Madrid to Sign Gonzalo García, According to Reports from Fichajes
After progressing through Real Madrid’s famed La Fabrica academy, the 21-year-old forward made his senior debut under Carlo Ancelotti earlier this year.
He was later handed regular opportunities by Xabi Alonso during the Club World Cup in the summer, where he impressed with four goals and one assist in six appearances, showcasing his clinical finishing and attacking intelligence.
Despite that breakthrough, the young striker has struggled for consistent minutes this season, managing just one start across both La Liga and the Champions League.
With Kylian Mbappé leading the line, breaking into the first team has proven almost impossible.
Alongside fellow youngster Endrick, García has spent much of the campaign on the fringes of the squad.
Reports from Fichajes suggest that West Ham United have expressed interest in signing the Spanish forward as they look to strengthen their misfiring attack ahead of the January transfer window.
The Hammers have endured a difficult season, sitting in the relegation zone due to a lack of goals.
Manager Nuno Espírito Santo is said to have already opened preliminary talks with Real Madrid, with a formal proposal expected soon.
However, the deal is far from straightforward. Aston Villa and Fulham are also monitoring García’s situation closely.
Unai Emery reportedly wants to bring him to Villa Park to provide depth and support for Ollie Watkins, with Villa readying an offer in the region of £17 million.
Although García’s playing time has been limited, Real Madrid remain convinced of his potential and are reluctant to sanction a permanent exit.
Their preferred option is a loan move in January, though they might consider a permanent transfer with a buy-back clause, similar to the arrangement struck with Como for Nico Paz.
Valued at around £13 million by Transfermarkt, García’s technical ability and composure in front of goal make him an intriguing long-term prospect for any Premier League side. However, adapting to English football mid-season would likely take time.
Given West Ham’s precarious league position, they may be hesitant to take that risk, as their immediate need is for experienced players capable of making an instant impact to help them avoid relegation.
