- Completed switch to Spain in 2024
- Yet to start a La Liga fixture
- Happy with his role and game time
GettyStay or go? Endrick makes big call on Real Madrid future ahead of January transfer window & potential loan move for teenage wonderkid

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GettyWHAT HAPPENED?
The Brazil international forward completed a high-profile switch to Spain in the summer of 2024 when celebrating his 18th birthday. He is considered to be the hottest of prospects, having made a senior debut in his homeland at 16 years of age.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Endrick knew that he would be facing fierce competition for places at Santiago Bernabeu from the likes of Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo, while Kylian Mbappe has become another ‘Galactico’ for the Blancos. Carlo Ancelotti is yet to hand the youngster a start in La Liga.
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Endrick has, however, made nine appearances across all competitions and scored two goals. According to AS, he is happy with his game time at present. With that in mind, no efforts will be made to find a loan move elsewhere at the start of 2025.
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It is claimed that Endrick has exceeded his own expectations in Spain, as he adjusts to life in European football. His representatives are also happy with how things are going, with any exit talk being played down for now.
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Fellow Brazilian Vinicius faced a similar situation when he joined Real as an 18-year-old in 2018, with the South American forward being given time to settle before unlocking full potential and becoming a potential Ballon d’Or winner in 2024.
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