Considered one of the most promising talents on the international scene, the 18-year-old Brazilian striker is clear about his future as January approaches, following a few months of limited opportunities.
At just 18 years old, Brazilian striker Endrick is generating significant excitement at Real Madrid.
Since joining the Chamartín club last summer, the young Canarinho talent has made the most of the few chances he’s had to showcase his skills.
So far, he has played only 107 minutes across 9 League and Champions League matches, but that has been enough time for him to score two goals and provide one assist, proving to be a constant threat to opposing defenses.
Endrick is clear about it
However, the fierce competition for a spot in the attack, with his fellow countrymen Vinicius and Rodrygo, as well as French star Kylian Mbappé, combined with Carlo Ancelotti’s reluctance to rely on young talents, has led to questions about whether it might be better for the former Palmeiras player to go on loan to another team for more playing time.
In any case, that will not be the case. As reported by the newspaper As, Endrick has no intention of changing teams in January in search of continuity.
The player is confident in his qualities to succeed in the white jersey and will work to increase his participation as the season progresses
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