Overview
- Endrick said he does not know what will happen in January while on international duty, stressing his priority is to play regularly and be happy, comments reported across multiple outlets on Tuesday.
- The forward has logged roughly 140–141 minutes in seven appearances this season with only one start, a shortfall he and clubs cite as the main reason he may leave.
- Real Madrid prefer to loan Endrick again but interested teams including Roma, AC Milan, Sporting and reported Premier League suitors such as Arsenal want permanent deals or options with high buy-back clauses.
- Journalists have placed a material probability on a winter move, with one report estimating around a 70% chance of a January exit, though no deal has been confirmed and final terms remain unsettled.
- Endrick is under contract to 2030 and valued at about €60 million, so any transfer will balance the player's need for minutes, Real Madrid’s desire to protect their investment, and suitors’ demands for purchase terms.