Gonzalo García
FUL
CF
Poacher
Mar 24, 2004 (22)
Both
6'0"
163 lb
FulhamFails to find shot on target
Gonzalo Garcia had five shots (zero on goal), two crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 3-2 loss versus Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Garcia registered five shots, none on target, while adding a tackle won and a key pass against Crystal Palace. His only shot on target this season remains his goal versus Chelsea, and he hasn't contributed much since, totaling just one key pass, four successful dribbles, and one tackle won through three league appearances.
Wasteful in loss
Gonzalo Garcia generated three shots (zero on goal) and one cross (zero accurate) in Sunday's 1-0 loss to Sunderland.
Analysis: Garcia took three shots but was wasteful with them. He failed to put a single one on goal on a day where Fulham failed to test the Sunderland net even once. It was a frustrating day for the striker, who is clearly being given the chance to shine with his new club now. If he can start finding some consistency he could have some good upside.
Scores again in Carabao Cup
Garcia scored in the second round of the Carabao Cup, a composed finish after rounding the goalkeeper in Fulham's 3-0 win over Wimbledon, giving him two goals in his first two appearances for his new club.
Analysis: Garcia joined Fulham this summer from Real Madrid and opened his account with a header against Chelsea on his Premier League debut in a 3-2 loss on Monday. He emerged as one of the breakout performers of the 2025 Club World Cup under coach Xabi Alonso, who first gave him an extended opportunity with Real Madrid's senior side, and his hot start at Fulham suggests he is already living up to the expectations that came with his high profile move.
Scores in debut
Garcia scored one goal to go with three shots (one on goal) in Monday's 3-2 loss to Chelsea.
Analysis: Garcia made his competitive debut for Fulham Monday and marked the occasion with his first Premier League goal. He scored an unassisted header in the 54th minute following a poor clearance by Robert Sanchez, cutting the deficit to 3-2. Garcia has high expectations after leaving Real Madrid to come to Fulham, and so far he's living up to the hype.
Plays first minutes for Fulham
Garcia played his first minutes for Fulham in Friday's 2-1 preseason loss to Crystal Palace, the club announced.
Analysis: Garcia looked sharp throughout the match despite failing to record a goal contribution, an encouraging sign given how quickly he has been integrated following his move from Real Madrid. The forward made 30 appearances (nine starts) for Madrid last season, totaling six goals and one assist, and will compete with Rodrigo Muniz for minutes up front this campaign. He is expected to continue building match fitness as Fulham progresses through preseason.
Signs with Fulham
Garcia has completed a transfer to Fulham from Real Madrid, according to his new club.
Analysis: Garcia is on the move as he finds a new home in the Premier League, leaving Spain to join up with Fulham on a deal until 2031. The forward found himself starting to get more minutes with Madrid in the 2025/26 season, appearing 30 times (nine starts), while notching six goals and one assist. That said, he was good enough to breakthrough at one of the top club's in the world, likely to lead him to minutes with Fulham quickly. This will give new competition to Rodrigo Muniz at forward heading into the season, with Garcia likely to start on the bench before challenging Muniz for time.
Finds net in final game
Garcia scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 4-2 victory over Athletic.
Analysis: Garcia got Real Madrid on the board in the 12th minute, turning Dani Carvajal's brilliant long ball into the box into a composed finish for his sixth La Liga goal of the season in 30 appearances (nine starts). Outside of that early strike, he did not bring much else to the table, but that calm, clinical finish helped set the tone for an emotional final night at the Bernabeu. Garcia wraps up his debut season at Real Madrid with six goals, two assists, and 22 shots in 35 appearances (11 starts) across all competitions, carving out a reputation as a dependable spark off the bench.
Nets opener
Garcia scored one goal to go with two shots (one on goal) and three chances created in Thursday's 2-0 victory versus Oviedo.
Analysis: Garcia netted the opener just before halftime, assisted by Brahim Diaz. He recorded 13 passes and made three clearances. Garcia started the match ahead of Kylian Mbappe, who has been dealing with a hamstring injury. Garcia is likely to see more minutes in the two upcoming finals, as Kylian Mbappe has not yet been declared 100 percent fit.
Assists opener as sub
Gonzalo Garcia assisted once to go with two shots (zero on goal) and one chance created in Sunday's 2-0 victory versus Espanyol. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 75th minute.
Analysis: Gonzalo Garcia assisted Vinicius Junior for the first goal as Real Madrid went on to win 2-0. This was his first assist of the season, having also scored four throughout the La Liga season. Garcia hasn't started in a game for Real since early March, when they lost at home to Getafe. The forward came on with 37 minutes to go to get the assist. He took two shots in the game, and it was only the fourth time this season he has taken two or more shots.
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