Real Madrid signs Aimar Garcia from Atletico Madrid academy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 4, 2026, 5:25 PM
Last updated Jul 4, 2026
Real Madrid has signed 19-year-old defender Aimar Garcia on a free transfer after he left Atletico Madrid following the expiry of his contract. Garcia, who had been with Atletico Madrid's reserve team, chose not to renew his deal as he was not included in the club's future plans. Real Madrid had shown interest in Garcia for months and finalized the deal after fending off competition from Real Betis and Cagliari. He has signed a contract that extends until 2030 and will begin his career with Real Madrid's reserve team, Castilla, as they aim for promotion to Primera RFEF next season.
- •Garcia signs a long-term contract until 2030
- •Previously played for Atletico Madrid's reserve team
- •Real Madrid beat out competition from Betis and Cagliari
- •Garcia expected to strengthen Castilla's defense
- •Has versatility to play as a centre-back or defensive midfielder
- 5:25 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid sign former Atletico Madrid academy defender
"According to Mundo Deportivo, Real Madrid have completed the signing of Aimar Garcia after the 19-year-old defender left Atletico Madrid upon the expiry of his contract.The versatile youngster, who fe...
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