Fulham have completed the signing of striker Gonzalo Garcia from Real Madrid for a reported �34million. The 22-year-old Spaniard has signed a five-year deal at Craven Cottage and reunites with former Real boss Alvaro Arbeloa, who is now in charge of the Whites.Garcia was the top scorer at last years Club World Cup and has scored 13 goals in 51 appearances for the LaLiga giants.Garcia said: Im very grateful, very happy to be here.I have to thank the board and Arbeloa for the trust theyve put in me, and Im very, very excited to start.Garcia is Arbeloas first signing of the summer since replacing Marco Silva as manager, with the ex-Liverpool right-back leaving Real at the end of last season.Tony Khan added: Im thrilled to welcome Gonzalo Garca to Fulham! Gonzalo is a very talented young striker, and he is excited to come to Fulham and play in the Premier League.We all believe that Gonzalo will be a tremendous addition to the squad and will prove to be an excellent player for the Club under lvaros leadership! Come on Fulham!Fulham sign Palacios after Garcia confirmedHe will be joined by fellow Real youngster Cesar Palacios at Craven Cottage, with the 21-year-olds arrival announced roughly 30 minutes after Garcias.Palacios, 21, has joined for a reported �8.5m andhas signed a five-year deal with the club holding an option to extend by 12 months.Meanwhile, 18-year-old midfielder Thiago Pitarch has also been strongly linked with a move from Los Blancos. Topics Fulham F.C. Real Madrid CF Add us as a preferred source on Google If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read Vinicius Jr to Arsenal: Real Madrid to resume contract talks this week Cian Cheesbrough 3rd August, 2026 Leipzig deny Diomande to Real Madrid deal is done and mock Romano for premature Here We Go Jon Fisher 3rd August, 2026 Arsenal ramp up interest in Vinicius Jr with Mikel Arteta now orchestrating pursuit of Real Madrid star Jon Fisher 3rd August, 2026 One position every Premier League club still needs to strengthen in before the transfer window closes Mitch Fretton 2nd August, 2026 Real Madrid issue statement after FIFA U-turn as pressure grows on Gianni Infantino Cian Cheesbrough 2nd August, 2026 Vinicius Jr to Arsenal: Arteta coy on transfer but insists Gunners very ambitious Cian Cheesbrough 2nd August, 2026
