💥 BREAKING: “Last Straw” at the Bernabéu — Endrick Ready to Quit Real Madrid on January Loan 💥
Endrick is now open to leaving Real Madrid on loan in January after growing frustration over his lack of opportunities, sources have told ESPN. The 19-year-old Brazilian forward, one of world football’s brightest young talents, has yet to play a single minute in LaLiga this season despite being fully fit following an injury that sidelined him until May.
Sunday’s league match against Getafe appears to have been a turning point. Endrick warmed up along the touchline but was ultimately left unused, a decision that visibly angered the teenager as he kicked a water bottle onto the pitch in frustration. A source described the incident as “the last straw,” prompting his representatives to actively explore loan options.
Real Madrid had already indicated in July that a temporary move could be considered to protect Endrick’s development, though the player initially resisted leaving the Bernabéu. That stance has now changed.
Madrid completed Endrick’s long-awaited arrival from Palmeiras in July 2024 after agreeing the deal back in 2022, once he turned 18. The transfer, worth €72 million, remains the most expensive in Brazilian football history.
During the 2024–25 season, Endrick managed just 354 LaLiga minutes, scoring once, though he impressed in the Copa del Rey with five goals. A January exit now looks increasingly likely as he searches for regular football.
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