- Endrick not getting minutes at Madrid
- Will stay at club but has 'Plan B' in mind
- Could move on loan in January
AFPEndrick already considering Real Madrid exit as Brazilian wonderkid comes up with 'Plan B' following Kylian Mbappe's arrival from PSG

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ImagoWHAT HAPPENED?
Endrick moved to Real Madrid this summer after he turned 18 having agreed on a move to Santiago Bernabeu from Palmeiras back in 2022 in a €60 million (£51m/$65m) deal. However, Los Blancos went on and made an even bigger signing as they landed Kylian Mbappe as a free agent, and as such, Endrick has slipped down manager Carlo Ancelotti's priority list.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
As per AS, the Brazilian is reportedly keen on making it big with Real Madrid and had already known that he would not be a starter for the club right from the outset. The report states that Endrick hopes to make it as a regular squad player as soon as possible. However, he is keeping the possibility of a loan move in the January of 2025 open, if he fails to get regular appearance at Santiago Bernabeu.
GettyDID YOU KNOW?
Earlier this month, reports from HITC, had suggested that Endrick had caught the attention of two unnamed Premier League sides over a potential loan move this summer. However, the Brazilian is certain that he will fight for his place in the team at least until the end of 2024.
WHAT NEXT FOR ENDRICK?
The 18-year-old has not managed a single minute of action in Real Madrid's first two matches of the season, however, the youngster will keep working hard with the aim of forcing his way into Ancelotti's plans.
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