Endrick is more likely to remain at Real Madrid rather than go on loan this season, according to multiple reports from ESPN.
The Brazilian forward, 20, who spent the latter half of last season on loan at Lyon, has attracted significant interest during the current transfer window.
However, sources indicate that Endrick is eager to stay in Madrid, especially with the impending birth of his first child, scheduled for October, being a significant consideration.
This summer, Madrid allowed young forward Gonzalo García to join Fulham and signed Carlos Espí from Levante. However, it is reported that Espí’s addition will not influence Endrick’s future.
Despite Endrick’s desire to stay in Madrid, sources have not completely ruled out the possibility of another loan.
If he were to leave, a move to the Premier League would be preferred for his development at the highest level.
Should Madrid decide to loan him out, they are open to considering a deal with a purchase option while retaining a portion of the player’s rights, although no final decision has been made yet.
Endrick has shown promising form during preseason, having scored in a 2-2 friendly match against Fiorentina.
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Endrick has been speculated to be a target for both Roma and Aston Villa, but Real Madrid has not received any formal offers, and sources close to him have denied any negotiations with other clubs.
He has received the number nine jersey in Madrid’s provisional roster for the 2026-27 season.