Endrick’s lack of playing time at Real Madrid has reportedly prompted the young Brazil forward to consider leaving the club, with Roma and Milan among the teams monitoring his situation.
The 20-year-old has played only four minutes across Real Madrid’s eight matches since the start of the season. His limited involvement has left him outside Jose Mourinho’s plans amid strong competition for places, raising questions over his future at the Santiago Bernabeu.
French website Foot Mercato reports that Endrick’s situation is attracting growing interest from clubs looking for an opportunity to sign him. Roma and Milan are understood to be the leading contenders, after both clubs expressed an interest in the forward in recent months.
Brazilian media reports say the two Italian sides could make moves for Endrick during the winter transfer window. His lack of regular football has reportedly made him open to the possibility of leaving Real Madrid in search of more opportunities.
The forward previously experienced a temporary move away from the club when he joined Lyon on loan for six months last season. A similar decision could now be considered if his playing time does not improve.
Endrick’s next step is expected to depend on whether he can earn a larger role in Real Madrid’s plans in the coming weeks. If his situation remains unchanged, the club may have to make another decision about the future of one of its most promising young players.
