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Expected in Madrid this summer, Endrick is already asking questions about his future.
A great hope in Brazilian football, Endrick has chosen to join Real Madrid. A transfer which cost the White House 47.5 million euros. Expected in the Spanish capital this summer, the 17-year-old striker is aware that it will not be easy to find a starting place given the competition.
Indeed, in addition to Vinicius, Bellingham, Rodrygo and Diaz, Real Madrid will welcome a certain Kylian Mbappé in the coming weeks. Which promises big competition in the offensive sector. But nothing to scare the young Auriverde prodigy.
Endrick loaned next winter?
“In a winning group, no player poses a threat to another. The best club in the world must always look for the best in all positions. Being alongside great players and competing for a position with them will only make me progress, reach a higher level and win more titles, because club titles are the most important goals “, confided Endrick during an interview with the media A.S..
Yes, but still according to the Madrid media, Endrick could review his position next winter if he only had to be content with crumbs during the first part of next season. His representatives have already planned to make a point with the management of the Merengue just before the 2025 winter transfer window. And if the Brazilian international is not satisfied with his playing time, a loan could be requested.
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