Gonzalo García is headed to the Premier League.

Real Madrid have agreed a deal with Fulham for the 22-year-old Spanish soccer player to join the club, sources have told ESPN, and are close to another which will see midfielder César Palacios make the same move.

García, who plays forward, made his Spain debut this year and is one of LaLiga‘s most promising young forwards, having first impressed with Madrid at last summer’s Club World Cup, while central midfielder Palacios, 21, is a Spain youth international.

Both are highly rated by Fulham manager Álvaro Arbeloa, who took charge at Craven Cottage this summer after half a season as first-team coach at the Bernabéu.

Fulham will pay a €40 million (£34m/$46m) fee for García, sources said.

Later on Thursday, Real Madrid announced the signing of Levante forward Carlos Espí, 21, as a replacement for García.

The club had previously tracked Espí at youth level.

García scored six goals in 952 LaLiga minutes last season, with opportunities in the team limited due to the form of Kylian Mbappé, after netting four times at the 2025 Club World Cup.

Arbeloa also coached both García and Palacios when in charge of Madrid’s youth team, Real Madrid Castilla.