Real Madrid’s management is seriously considering selling Endrick permanently during the upcoming summer transfer window, amidst strong interest from several top Premier League clubs.
Endrick has been performing exceptionally well in Ligue 1 since his loan move to Lyon last January, scoring five goals and providing one assist in just six matches.
Spanish media outlets indicate that Endrick will inevitably return to Real Madrid next summer, but he will not be integrated into the first team; instead, he will be immediately put up for sale.
Real Madrid’s management prefers to part ways with the 19-year-old for two reasons. Firstly, he will receive minimal playing time due to Kylian Mbappé’s presence as the center forward, especially with Vinicius Junior playing on the wing.
Real Madrid’s management rejects the idea of accumulating too much talent, believing it will disrupt the dressing room and lead to unnecessary conflicts. Therefore, the best option is for Endrick to leave and for a striker willing to play as Mbappé’s backup.
At the same time, Real Madrid’s management believes that selling Endrick will bring in the substantial funds the club currently needs for financial stability and to make signings in other positions that require strengthening.
Florentino Pérez’s administration has not yet set a price for Endrick, but initially, they want to recoup at least the €50 million they paid Palmeiras two years ago.
