The Real Madrid player who has become the priority for Bournemouth

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Real Madrid could lose one of its full-backs in the upcoming summer transfer window, as Bournemouth has shown a firm interest in acquiring Fran García's services. The Spanish player, who has not been able to establish himself as a starter in the white team, sees a change of scenery positively to find the continuity he has lacked at the Santiago Bernabéu. The team led by Andoni Iraola is looking to strengthen its left flank and considers Fran an ideal piece for its project in the Premier League.

Fran García could sign for Bournemouth

Real Madrid, on the other hand, is willing to negotiate his departure as long as their economic conditions are met. The club's offices have set a price of 25 million euros to release the full-back, a figure that Bournemouth is willing to consider given the player's qualities and potential. The Real Madrid sports management understands that, despite the effort made to recover him from Rayo Vallecano, the current context hinders his growth within the squad.

Fran García, 25 years old, is characterized by his speed, offensive capability, and defensive commitment, attributes that fit perfectly into Iraola's style of play. In England, the full-back could find an ideal environment to exploit his talent in a league that values his physical profile and intensity. Bournemouth's interest reflects the club's ambition to continue strengthening its squad for future seasons.

The player remains focused on the remaining commitments with Real Madrid, but his surroundings are already considering the possibility of crossing the English Channel. For Fran García, the Premier League represents an opportunity for growth and a window to establish himself as one of the standout full-backs of his generation.

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