Real Madrid could agree to a move for striker Gonzalo García to West Ham
After shining at the Club World Cup, the 21-year-old striker may leave on loan in search of more minutes.
Real Madrid is considering loaning out Gonzalo García during the current European transfer window. The talented young striker was one of the breakout stars of the Club World Cup, but with a stacked attacking lineup, the Spanish giants fear limited game time could stall his development.
West Ham Emerge as Strong Suitors
According to reports from the English press and Transfer Feed, West Ham United is monitoring Gonzalo closely. The Premier League side, home to Brazilian star Lucas Paquetá, sees the forward as a promising short-term reinforcement and long-term investment.
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Should Real Madrid approve a loan, West Ham is expected to make a formal approach immediately.
Interest from the Premier League Grows
West Ham isn’t alone. Newly promoted Sunderland is also keeping an eye on the young attacker. The English clubs are aware of Gonzalo’s strong numbers for both the first team and Castilla last season:
- 5 goals and 2 assists in 12 appearances for Real Madrid
- 24 goals and 3 assists in 36 matches for Castilla
His performances particularly at the Club World Cup, where he filled in for high-profile names like Mbappé and Endrick earned him admiration from across Europe.
Endrick and Vinícius Also in the Spotlight
Gonzalo García isn’t the only Real Madrid forward attracting Premier League attention.
- Endrick, who saw limited minutes under Carlo Ancelotti, is being linked with a move to Newcastle United, especially with Alexander Isak’s potential departure.
- Meanwhile, Vinícius Júnior is a top target for Liverpool, who are reportedly preparing a €150 million bid.
With so many attacking stars at the club including Mbappé, Rodrygo, and Joselu Real Madrid may opt to loan or sell players to balance the squad and give younger names a chance to develop.
What’s Next for Gonzalo García?
Real Madrid’s decision is expected in the coming weeks. The club values Gonzalo highly and sees him as part of its future, but a strategic loan to the Premier League could help him gain top-flight experience.
For West Ham, this could be a low-risk, high-reward move especially if Gonzalo continues the form he showed at the Club World Cup.
