Real Madrid Star Endrick Admits He May Leave On Loan In January

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Endrick eyes January exit

141 minutes. One goal. One frustrated Brazilian. Endrick is done sitting on the bench and January is starting to look like his way out.


“I just want to play” says Endrick open to January loan move amid Real Madrid frustration...


Brazil international forward Endrick has made his feelings clear he simply wants to be on the pitch.


Speaking on Tuesday, the 20-year-old admitted he is open to leaving Real Madrid on loan again in January if it guarantees him the regular minutes he has been starved of at the Bernabéu, just as he did when he joined Lyon on loan last January.


Endrick is now with the Seleção ahead of their friendly against Japan in Singapore on Saturday, where he is expected to get a chance to prove his point.


He spent the second half of last season on loan in France's Ligue 1, where he enjoyed a productive spell with Lyon scoring eight goals and providing eight assists in just 21 appearances.


Back at Real Madrid, however, his story has been very different this season. He has once again found himself reduced to a bit-part role, just as he was during the first half of the last campaign.


That lack of minutes has left him seriously considering another move when the transfer window reopens in January.


“I don't know what will happen in January, all I ask for is that it is the best thing for my career,” he said from Singapore.


“I'm very young... I'm still 20 and I'll see what happens. I just want to play, to be happy, to help my teammates, score goals, provide assists, as I was able to do at Lyon, which was one of the best things that happened to me in my life.”


That successful loan spell helped Endrick earn a place in coach Carlo Ancelotti's World Cup squad.


But back in Madrid, breaking into the starting XI remains a huge challenge under Jose Mourinho, with competition for places fiercer than ever.


“It's an opportunity to be at Real Madrid, but I know that there, in my position, there is one of the best players in the world, Kylian Mbappe,” he added.


 

His situation has not been helped by injury. Endrick missed the start of the campaign and has managed just 141 minutes across seven appearances in all competitions this season, scoring one goal.



Endrick's journey so far

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