
Brazilian forward Endrick faces a difficult situation at Real Madrid after being largely overlooked this season, logging just four minutes as a substitute against Celta Vigo. The lack of regular action for the 20-year-old prodigy has drawn strong criticism from Brazil national team head coach Carlo Ancelotti.
Speaking at a national team press conference, Ancelotti expressed frustration regarding the limited playing opportunities given to young South American players upon moving to major European clubs. He noted that talents like Endrick and Estêvão move abroad at age 18 or 19 but struggle to find consistent game time, which hinders their natural development and physical growth. Endrick previously proved his capabilities during a loan spell at Lyon in early 2026, where he recorded eight goals and eight assists across 21 appearances. Frustrated by his current bench role in Spain, the striker is open to a departure during the upcoming winter transfer window to secure regular first-team football. Italian Serie A clubs AC Milan and AS Roma are actively monitoring the situation and preparing loan offers for January.
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