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Endrick Real Madrid loan move expected in January as club holds talks; Brazilian forward seeks game time ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026.

Endrick Real Madrid loan move is reportedly on the cards for the January transfer window, with the Spanish giants already in talks with clubs interested in taking the teenage sensation on a short-term deal.

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Renowned football journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed on Tuesday via X that discussions are underway regarding Endrick’s potential loan, as the Brazilian is keen to secure more playing time ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

“Endrick, expected to leave Real Madrid on loan in January, with talks already taking place,” Romano posted.

“The Brazilian wants to play more also ahead of World Cup 2026… and Real Madrid are understood to be open to a loan move for Endrick.”

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Endrick officially joined Real Madrid in July 2024 after the club signed him in late 2022, respecting FIFA rules that prevent international transfers of minors.

Now 18, the forward has had limited minutes since arriving at the Bernabéu, given the competition posed by fellow Brazilians Vinícius Jr. and Rodrygo in one of Europe’s most formidable attacking lines.

Despite the limited game time, Endrick made a sparkling debut for Los Blancos, netting a stoppage-time goal in a 3–0 win over Valladolid back in August 2024 — a moment that offered fans a glimpse of his explosive potential.

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However, both player and club now appear aligned on the need for regular first-team football — a move seen as essential to the 18-year-old’s development and international ambitions.

The proposed loan move could prove pivotal for Endrick as he looks to break into Brazil’s senior squad in time for the next World Cup.

While no destination has yet been confirmed, interest is expected from La Liga mid-table sides and clubs across Europe eager to secure one of the game’s brightest young talents.

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Real Madrid, meanwhile, remain committed to his long-term future, viewing the potential loan as a stepping stone rather than a separation.

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With January fast approaching, more clarity is expected in the coming weeks as Endrick and his representatives weigh up their options for the crucial next chapter in his career.

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