According to journalist Alvaro Esteban, it has come to light that Real Madrid forward Endrick may explore the possibility of going out on loan in January if his situation at the club does not improve. 

The young Brazilian, who dreams of featuring in the 2026 World Cup, is growing concerned about his limited opportunities under new manager Xabi Alonso.

Since arriving in Madrid, Endrick has worked tirelessly to adapt to the tactical demands of Alonso. At Valdebebas, he continues to train with intensity, showing great professionalism and commitment. 

Despite not making his debut under Xabi Alonso, he has refrained from complaining and remains focused on improvement. 

His strong mentality and desire to succeed are the main reasons why he refused a loan move last summer, firmly believing that his chance at Real Madrid would come.

Facing a tough period 

However, recent developments have made the situation more complicated. 

Gonzalo Garcia’s impressive performances at the FIFA Club World Cup have significantly reduced Endrick’s chances of breaking into the first team. 

The competition between the two young forwards is expected to be fierce but healthy, with both players eager to prove that they can be more than just backups for Kylian Mbappé.

Still, the lack of minutes is beginning to worry Endrick, whose main goal is to secure a place in Brazil’s squad for the 2026 World Cup.

Possible loan move on the horizon?

Several clubs, including RB Leipzig, had shown interest in Endrick during the summer transfer window, along with teams from England and Italy. 

Should his current situation remain unchanged, a January loan could become a realistic option to ensure regular playing time and continued development.

Despite the uncertainty, Endrick’s attitude remains exemplary. He continues to appreciate the challenge, demonstrating the same fighting spirit that brought him to Madrid. 

For now, he remains patient, focused, and determined, but as the World Cup approaches, a loan move could be the key to keeping his dream alive.