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Real Madrid do not want to make a mistake in the Endrick case. The young Brazilian, just presented at the Santiago Bernabéu by the Casa Blanca, is expected to be the future of the club in attack. According to Asthe Madrid players would still like to avoid imitating FC Barcelona and its poor management of the Vitor Roque case. Also announced as a huge hope for Brazilian football, Roque does not fit into Barça’s plans at all and would even train with the youth while waiting to find a way out, after less than a year in Catalonia.
Recruited for 35 million + 25 million euros in bonuses at Palmeiras, Endrick (18 years old) will not go through the youth categories of Real Madrid and will be immediately put at the service of the first team. The young Brazilian wants to do things well and has shortened his holidays to be available under the orders of Carlo Ancelotti as soon as possible. The young prodigy of the Seleçao will however have to face enormous competition at the front positions in Madrid.
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