Europa Press, E-Noticies, @gonzalogarcia7_ Confirmed! Gonzalo García warns Xabi Alonso with a €20M offer: 'I'll be a starter there'
The forward doesn't have the desired minutes and receives a major offer that takes him away from Real Madrid
Gonzalo García has become Real Madrid's great revelation this season. The young forward, trained at La Fábrica, knew how to take advantage of the trust Xabi Alonso gave him at the Club World Cup to earn a spot in the squad. His boldness, technique, and goal-scoring instinct have caught the attention not only of the Madrid coaching staff, but also of several European clubs that have already inquired about his situation.
Xabi Alonso sees him as a player with a bright future, but he's also fully aware of how difficult it is to make room for him in a squad full of stars. The competition is fierce, especially in the attacking area, where footballers like Vinícius, Rodrygo, Brahim, or Endrick fight for minutes. Despite his talent, Gonzalo García is not playing as much as he would like due to the enormous competition.
The offer Gonzalo García has received scares Xabi Alonso
This situation has sparked the interest of several teams on the continent, and AC Milan has already made a concrete offer. The Italian team has reportedly put €20 million ($20 million) on the table for the loan with an option to buy Gonzalo García. In Milan, they believe Gonzalo would fit perfectly into their attacking style and could be a starter from day one, something that's impossible with Xabi Alonso.
However, Real Madrid doesn't consider accepting that formula under any circumstances. In Valdebebas, they believe Gonzalo García has a great future ahead and do not want to part with him permanently. They would only accept a loan if the footballer himself requests it and the right conditions for his sporting development are met.
Gonzalo García sets a condition to stay at Real Madrid
For now, Gonzalo García has been clear with Xabi Alonso. According to sources close to the situation, the academy graduate has informed the coach that he has a great offer on the table, but his wish is not to leave. He believes that, with hard work and patience, he'll be able to establish himself in the first team and earn the coach's full trust.
At 21 years old, Real Madrid's "16" is very aware of the demands of playing at Bernabéu. He knows the path to becoming a starter will not be easy, but he also understands that his progress is steady. Gonzalo would only agree to leave if Endrick moves ahead of him in the rotation, something that currently seems almost impossible.
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