Real Madrid striker Gonzalo García is experiencing uncertainty about his future. Despite recent reports pointing to a possible agreement with Como, from Italy, Fabrizio Romano reported this Wednesday that there is no agreement between the clubs. The 22-year-old player has already received more than five proposals and is evaluating the best alternative to continue his career.
The young Spanish center forward, revealed in Real Madrid’s youth categories, played an important role in the 2025/26 season. He played 30 games in La Liga, with six goals and one assist, as well as minutes in cup competitions and the Club World Cup. Even with solid numbers in limited opportunities, Gonzalo is not in the Merengue club’s main plans for next season.
Como has emerged as the most talked about destination in recent weeks. The Italian club, coached by Cesc Fàbregas, sees the striker as a priority to reinforce the attack in the Champions League dispute. Italian sources mention the possibility of repeating the formula used to sign Nico Paz, with a buyback clause and retention of a percentage of a future sale by Real Madrid.
However, the deal is not closed. Gonzalo analyzes different scenarios in Europe, including interests from clubs in Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal and England. The volume of contacts demonstrates the market’s appreciation for the player’s profile, known for his finishing, versatility and high potential.
The situation reflects a common Real Madrid strategy with talents trained at La Fábrica. The club usually negotiates promising young players when space in the main squad is reduced, prioritizing sales that allow future control via clauses. Endrick, on the other hand, remains an important piece in the team’s plans.