Juventus have approached out-of-favour Real Madrid forward Endrick with the possibility of a loan until the end of the 2025-26 season.
Real Madrid considering exit options for Endrick
As per reports by Fichajes, the italian club are interested in bringing the Brazilian wonderkid to Turin. Real Madrid are also considering options for the attacker given his inability to secure consistent playing time under Carlo Ancelloti this season. Talks are already underway between Juventus and Madrid in what would be a loan deal that would seemingly suit all parties involved.
With Kylian Mbappe, Jude Bellingham, Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo already ahead of him in the pecking order, Endrick is seemingly on his way out of Madrid after spending just one season at the Spanish capital.
Endrick: ‘An important piece in the puzzle’
Meanwhile, Juventus are working on rebuilding their front line and see the young Brazilian as an important piece in the puzzle. The Serie A side secured Champions League football in the final game of the 2024-25 season, which would likely appeal to Endrick as he looks to test himself in Europe’s premier club competition.
The 2024/25 campaign has been a season to forget for both Los Blancos and Endrick. The Brazilian wonderkid showed flashes of brilliance early on, but spent the majority of the campaign watching from the sidelines. His standout moment came in the Copa del Rey, where he netted five goals in six appearances. Despite that, however, the former Palmeiras star was handed just 847 minutes of action by Carlo Ancelotti, with the majority as a substitute.
Real Madrid midfield woes
Real Madrid are pushing to rejuvenate their midfield during the summer transfer window. Following a dismissal season— which saw them defeated in a quadrille matchup including a defeat against Spanish rivals Barcelona in the Copa del Rey final last month—Madrid intend to solve their midfield woes with reports suggesting that Nico Paz’s buy-back clause will soon be triggered by Los Blancos.
Stuttgart’s Angelo Stiller is also reportedly on the club’s radar. Seemingly, the transfer window in June is likely to be a busy summer of incomings and outgoings at the Bernabeu.
Having lost the Spanish title to Barcelona last month, Real Madrid’s, led by new manager, Xabi Alonso, will return to action with their first game in the Club World Cup coming on June 18 against Al-Hilal.
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