Real Madrid has garnered considerable interest from Premier League clubs for one of their most promising young talents.
A report from Fichajes reveals that Los Blancos have received two offers from English teams for Endrick, with a total valuation of around €65 million.
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Currently on loan at Olympique Lyonnais, the Brazilian forward has made an immediate impact in Ligue 1, as detailed in another report discussing his performance, contributing one goal and one assist in just 161 minutes of play.
Interest from the Premier League
Endrick’s fast start in France has caught the attention of agents and intermediaries, leading to inquiries about his contract and future role at Santiago Bernabeu.
As a result, Real Madrid informally received at least two proposals, each valued around €65 million.
Financially, such offers would help the club recover its initial investment and provide funds for other squad enhancements.
Real Madrid has no plans to sell Endrick. (Image credit: X/@OL)
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Despite the attractive offers, Real Madrid is committed to keeping Endrick, viewing his departure at this stage as a tactical error.
He is expected to return to Madrid after his loan, with the intention of being integrated into the first-team squad.
The coaching staff believes that by gaining regular playing time and confidence, Endrick will reach his full potential.
His progress in France has reassured club officials that he will be a vital piece in the long-term vision.
Moreover, Madrid’s strategy is shaped by past experiences where they let promising young players go too soon, only to see them succeed elsewhere.
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Endrick’s development illustrates that patience can yield results, particularly as he adapts to the European game more swiftly than anticipated.
While interest from the Premier League persists, it will not shift the club’s focus or strategy.