Real Madrid could let teenage talent leave on loan this January – report | OneFootball

In recent hours, a report from Fichajes has revealed that Real Madrid are considering the option of sending their young forward, Endrick, out on loan in January.

The Brazilian has struggled to settle into his new environment since joining the club, and his start to life in Europe has been less than ideal.

Despite arriving with high expectations, Endrick has found it difficult to secure a regular place in Carlo Ancelotti’s team, making a solitary start across 15 matches he has played.

Real Madrid’s sporting management is reportedly exploring the possibility of loaning out the young attacker in January to give him more playing time.

This would allow Endrick to continue developing his skills, which could be hindered by sitting on the bench for long stretches.

Although his talent is not in question, the fierce competition within the squad has made it hard for him to carve out a significant role.

There is potential, but no place

Real Madrid are open to loaning Endrick. (Photo by Florencia Tan Jun/Getty Images)

While the 18-year-old has shown flashes of his potential in training and during the minutes he has played, he has yet to make a lasting impact in a starting role.

The option of a loan move is seen as a solution that would provide him with the regular playing time he needs to develop further.

Several clubs, both in Spain and abroad, are reportedly interested in securing Endrick’s services. La Liga teams in search of an energetic forward, as well as European clubs looking to invest in young talent, see him as a promising addition.

Real Madrid are considering everything

Real Madrid are said to be weighing their options carefully, prioritising a loan destination where Endrick will be able to play regularly and continue his footballing growth.

This potential move has sparked excitement not only among the clubs vying for him but also among Real Madrid fans, who are eager to see Endrick fulfil the potential that made him one of the brightest young stars in Brazilian football before his arrival at the club.

Should the loan move go ahead, it would offer Endrick the chance to demonstrate why he was so highly regarded when he first made the move to Madrid.