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In Madrid at the moment, everyone is talking about Kylian Mbappé. After his galactic presentation, the French international went on vacation. And another striker will arrive in the Iberian capital in the coming days: it’s Endrick. The Canarinha player is also a present and future reinforcement for the Merengues, and a potential starter in the medium term.
Next weekend, the player trained at Palmeiras will be presented as a new Merengue player. Determined to make a place for himself among the likes of Mbappé, Vinicius or Rodrygo, to the point where he cut short his post-Copa América vacation, the Brazilian has already been preparing for several months to arrive in Madrid in the best possible conditions, as revealed by Relevo.
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He has decided to do as Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo Goes, who are his mentors, have done. He has travelled to the capital several times to see how his two compatriots train and recover. He wants to copy the methods of his teammates from La Canarinha, and he is also interested in their nutrition and what they do in their free time.
He has also started learning Spanish for months now to help him adapt to the locker room and his private life. His goal is indeed to integrate very quickly into the Madrid locker room, and to feel appreciated there, he who knows that in such a context, it is important to feel comfortable with teammates. We should therefore quickly see if this plan has been effective, or not…
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