Endrick's career has been marked by disappointment and uncertainty, despite his promising start at Real Madrid. The 19-year-old forward was touted as Brazil's next superstar and a key part of the club's new era of Galacticos, but his lack of first-team action under new manager Xabi Alonso has raised questions about his future.
In his first season with Real, Endrick made 37 appearances, mostly from the bench, and scored seven goals. However, he has played just 14 minutes in a single appearance this term, coming on as a late substitute in a 4-0 victory over Valencia. This lack of action has led to speculation about his future at the club.
Sources close to Endrick indicate that there is a possibility of him leaving on loan in January, with French club Lyon being one of the clubs interested in a deal. However, Real are reluctant to sanction his departure, and any loan move would come with an element of risk.
Endrick's long-term ambitions at Real Madrid are uncertain, and those close to him are aware of the pros and cons of a potential January move. While playing for another club could aid his development and increase his value, an ineffective transfer could affect his confidence and dent his worth to the club.
The World Cup is on the horizon, and Endrick's lack of action under Alonso may scupper his hopes of working his way back into Brazil's plans in time for the summer. As a result, he faces a difficult decision: stay at Real Madrid and risk being relegated to the bench or take a chance on playing regularly elsewhere.
Ultimately, Endrick's future is far from certain, and only time will tell what happens next for the young Brazilian forward.
In his first season with Real, Endrick made 37 appearances, mostly from the bench, and scored seven goals. However, he has played just 14 minutes in a single appearance this term, coming on as a late substitute in a 4-0 victory over Valencia. This lack of action has led to speculation about his future at the club.
Sources close to Endrick indicate that there is a possibility of him leaving on loan in January, with French club Lyon being one of the clubs interested in a deal. However, Real are reluctant to sanction his departure, and any loan move would come with an element of risk.
Endrick's long-term ambitions at Real Madrid are uncertain, and those close to him are aware of the pros and cons of a potential January move. While playing for another club could aid his development and increase his value, an ineffective transfer could affect his confidence and dent his worth to the club.
The World Cup is on the horizon, and Endrick's lack of action under Alonso may scupper his hopes of working his way back into Brazil's plans in time for the summer. As a result, he faces a difficult decision: stay at Real Madrid and risk being relegated to the bench or take a chance on playing regularly elsewhere.
Ultimately, Endrick's future is far from certain, and only time will tell what happens next for the young Brazilian forward.
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This guy Endrick is all over the place right now 
One minute he's the next big thing 
, next minute he's stuck on the bench watching others shine 
And with the World Cup coming up 
, you can't help but wonder if this will be his chance to shine or just fade away 
What's he gonna do? 
. 37 appearances last season was nothing to sneeze at, but now he's lucky if he gets 10-15 minutes of game time a match 
. You'd think with all the hype around him, he'd be a starter by now. But I guess that's the thing - his career has been marked by huge highs and lows 
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. I mean, you can't deny the potential, but it's clear he needs to step up his game ASAP 
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. But on the other hand, taking a loan move could be just what he needs to get his career back on track... it's a tough call, but I think Endrick needs to think carefully about his options 
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. Only time will tell what happens next, but one thing's for sure - this kid needs to get it together ASAP!
. He was so hyped up coming into Real Madrid, but now it seems like he's just a benchwarmer 
. I mean, 14 minutes in one game is crazy! What's going on with Xabi Alonso's tactics? Is he trying to keep the team safe or does he not see Endrick as a threat anymore? 
The World Cup is just around the corner, and this kid needs to make a statement 
. I feel bad for him, 'cause he looks like a super talented player... but maybe he needs a fresh start elsewhere? 
It's like, Endrick needs to weigh his options carefully and decide what's best for him - stay put or take a shot at being the main man? 
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. Part of me thinks he should just stick it out at Real Madrid and hope for better times ahead, but another part of me thinks he needs to take a chance and try something new 
. One minute he's all hyped up as Brazil's next big thing and the next he's stuck on the bench 
. I think Real Madrid should be more transparent about their plans for him #TransparencyMatters. It's like, if they want to keep him, why not give him a real shot at starting? 
. Hope Endrick figures it out soon! 
. I mean, 37 appearances in one season is a lot, but it's not like he got to play much of that time right? And now there's talk of him leaving on loan... what if he doesn't get enough playing time at Lyon? 
his potential is huge, but all these coaches coming and going is just frustrating for him 
loan move could be his only way out now 
lyon's interest is interesting tho 
and nobody knows wut's goin on 
and it's makin me nervous 
but at the same time, Endrick deserves 2 shine 
it's crazy how many players get sent out on loan to find their feet. maybe endrick should take a chance and see if he can make an impact elsewhere? 
What do you think, should clubs prioritize their players' development over immediate success?
37 appearances from the bench in his first season with Real Madrid? That's not exactly what I'd call a stellar start 
. And if he does go out on loan, it could be a risk for both him and Real Madrid. Like, what if the loan move doesn't work out? He'll lose confidence and his value to the club will drop 
. I get that Edrick needs to develop as a player, but this is getting frustrating. It's like he's being held back by the coaches 
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️. I get why he might wanna leave to gain more experience but if he doesn't get some serious minutes soon, his chances of making Brazil's squad for the World Cup are gonna be super slim 
what do u think should happen next 4 Endrick tho?