Getty Images SportEndrick to Arsenal? Gunners great wants ‘crazy horse’ Real Madrid outcast to bring ‘huge qualities’ to the Premier League
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Ultimate Sports Bundle

Fubo
✅ Carries ESPN Deportes, which broadcasts over 200 select LaLiga matches per season with traditional linear presentation and studio coverage.
✅ Includes local ABC stations and main ESPN channels for the high-profile marquee matches that are simulcast over traditional television.
✅ Allows you to record matches with unlimited Cloud DVR storage and stream up to four channels simultaneously on compatible TV devices.
Monthly from$32.99
Cable Replacement

DirecTV
✅ Carries local ABC stations and the main ESPN linear networks for marquee, nationally televised LaLiga fixtures without requiring an antenna.
✅ Offers ESPN Deportes either via the dedicated Spanish-first tiers (such as Óptimo Más) or as an add-on, giving you live TV commentary and dedicated studio coverage.
✅ Includes unlimited Cloud DVR storage and allows simultaneous streaming on unlimited compatible devices connected to your home network.
Monthly from$74.99
Total Coverage

ESPN+
✅ Streams all 380 LaLiga fixtures throughout the season in both English and Spanish, including every El Clásico fixture.
✅ Provides full match replays, extended highlights, and Spanish football studio shows (such as LaLiga Confidential and ESPN FC) accessible whenever you want.
✅ Bundles Spanish top-flight football alongside extensive European and domestic action, including the German Bundesliga, Copa del Rey, and FA Cup.
Monthly from$11.99
Ultimate Sports Bundle

Fubo
✅ Carries ESPN Deportes, which broadcasts over 200 select LaLiga matches per season with traditional linear presentation and studio coverage.
✅ Includes local ABC stations and main ESPN channels for the high-profile marquee matches that are simulcast over traditional television.
✅ Allows you to record matches with unlimited Cloud DVR storage and stream up to four channels simultaneously on compatible TV devices.
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Petit suggests Arsenal move for Endrick
Petit has suggested Arsenal should consider signing Real Madrid youngster Endrick, currently on loan at Lyon, as Arteta looks for additional attacking options. The Brazilian forward has struggled for consistent playing time since arriving in Spain, finding opportunities limited.
Despite the lack of minutes, Petit believes the Premier League could provide the ideal environment for the teenage striker to continue his development. The former Arsenal midfielder sees the north London club as a potential destination where the forward’s talent could be properly nurtured.
AFPPetit praises talent but notes raw edges
Speaking in Andy’s Bet Club, Petit highlighted Endrick’s potential while acknowledging that the teenager still has aspects of his game to refine.
"He's so young, only 19 years old," Petit said. "He's very talented, very gifted, but he's like a crazy horse with a lot of energy. On the pitch, sometimes he's a little bit too selfish. But at the same time, he knows he has huge qualities."
"He needs to be in the right environment to improve and develop because this guy is a diamond. What kind of club would be very good for him? Given his qualities, I would love for him to come to Arsenal, to be honest with you."
Brazilian future and national team concerns
Endrick is widely regarded as one of Brazil’s most promising young talents and is expected to play a significant role for the national team in the coming years. However, Petit also expressed concerns about the current direction of the Brazilian side.
"He can also impress at the World Cup, but Brazil is not the same team they were, they don't play Brazilian football anymore," he explained. "I watched a game against France in America three weeks ago, and we beat them again."
"I looked at the team, of course, some players were missing, but I'm thinking, ‘Wow, the Brazilian team has changed so much. I remember the likes of so many great, great names, great players in that national team. Endrick, he has something about him. He can do something during the World Cup, there is a place for him in their XI."
(C)Getty ImagesUncertain club future for Real Madrid youngster
For now, Endrick’s immediate future remains tied to Real Madrid as he continues to compete for playing time in a star-studded squad. Whether the club chooses to keep the youngster in Madrid or consider a move that guarantees more minutes could shape the next stage of his development.
Arsenal, meanwhile, continue to evaluate attacking reinforcements as Arteta looks to strengthen his squad, and a highly rated young forward like Endrick could represent a long-term option if an opportunity arises.
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