Real Madrid seeks €10 million for Fran García amid Betis interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 8:19 AM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Real Madrid left-back Fran García is set to leave the club this summer, with Real Betis expressing interest in his signing. Reports indicate Real Madrid is asking for a fee of around €10 million. The arrival of Marc Cucurella, along with Álvaro Carreras and Ferland Mendy, has created surplus options in the left-back position. García's value in the market is seen as higher than Mendy's due to the latter's injury struggles. The next steps for García's potential transfer to Betis appear imminent.
- •Fran García likely to leave Real Madrid this summer.
- •Real Betis is interested in signing García.
- •Real Madrid wants around €10 million for him.
- •Marc Cucurella and others have filled left-back positions.
- 8:19 AMYahoo Sports — Betis remain interested in Fran García, Real Madrid want €10 million -report
"Real Madrid left-back Fran García is almost certainly going to be leaving the club this summer and Betis remain interested in his signing, with Los Blancos wanting a fee of around €10 million, according to a report published today on AS. With Marc Cucurella, Álvaro Carreras and Ferland Mendy already on the roster, Real Madrid […]
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