2 goals and 1 assist in 3 games, Real Madrid star emerged, Alonso discovers "unexpected happiness"

Real Madrid star emerged, and Alonso discovered "unexpected joy"

On June 27, in the last round of the FIFA Club World Cup group stage, Real Madrid defeated RB Salzburg 3-0. In addition to Vinicius's outstanding performance, one of the most eye-catching players is 21-year-old striker Gonzalo Garcia.

Under the trust of coach Xavi Alonso, the young player from Real Madrid's youth training camp "Rafabrica" ​​started for Real Madrid for the third consecutive game, and scored a goal in the 84th minute to completely secure the victory. This goal not only showed his excellent sense of in-going smell, but also made the whole world pay attention to this rising star.

Garcia's performance in this tournament was amazing: she scored 2 goals and assisted 1 in 3 group matches, and handed over convincing data. And just last season, he was just a young face left out of the first team by Ancelotti, and did not even get too many official match opportunities.

However, after Alonso took charge of the coaching staff, things changed drastically. The Spanish young coach was very satisfied with Garcia's performance and even began to consider giving up his plan to introduce a traditional "No. 9" forward this summer - previously, the club had been worried about the lack of a fulcrum center because of sending Joselu away.

Garcia, who is 1.85 meters tall, has the physical condition of a standard center. His playing style is direct and efficient, good at running and interspersing and capturing fighter jets, and has an excellent sense of position and ending ability. These traits have quickly won the recognition of the coaching staff and fans.

Especially when Mbappe missed this event due to virus infection, Garcia's strong rise undoubtedly injected new vitality into Real Madrid's offensive end and made fans look forward to the new season.

Garcia joined Real Madrid's youth training system as early as 2014 and has represented Spanish youth teams at all levels, including U18 and U19 echelons. During his time with Real Madrid B, he scored 30 goals in 70 games and showed outstanding scoring ability.

Now, with his continued highlights in the Club World Cup, Garcia is gradually moving to a broader stage. For Real Madrid, this may be an unexpected but significant discovery: a new forward star who truly belongs to the future is quietly born at the Bernabeu.