Endrick, about to leave Real Madrid, very important offer to leave now

Real Madrid has a lot of quality in its first team. Carlo Ancelotti, for some time now, has been forced to face an important debate about his management of young talents. Players like Arda Güler or Endrick aren't getting all the minutes they should, and the impatience of Madrid fans grows with each passing game where they aren't as prominent.

Both players have received the same message from the Reggiolo coach: they need "patience" to acclimate to their new competitive environment. This adaptation season would be, for Endrick, the current football season. That's why he has only played 318 minutes in these five months of competition, enough time to score four goals and provide one assist.

Their competitive stats are satisfactory, but the coaching staff doesn't seem to find the ideal moment to give him greater prominence. The accumulation of important matches on the competitive horizon, at the same time, would drastically reduce his options for the coming weeks. Considering this complex situation, the European football elite has taken action.

In the Valdebebas offices, they know that Endrick is a target for multiple clubs in the Old Continent, but they don't hesitate to show a strong resistance to letting him go. The information published by José Félix Díaz reveals that there is no change of plans in the board led by Florentino Pérez: Endrick is an essential player.

Unwavering determination

The MARCA journalist reveals the approach of Aston Villa for Endrick, an attempt to sign him that would have come to nothing as soon as it reached the ears of the white club. The Madrid leaders decided to reject any approach from the Villains, confident that the '16' verdeamarelo would share their opinion. The Brazilian player also had no doubts and decided to ignore the possibility of moving to the Premier League.

The will of Endrick to continue at Real Madrid, despite not getting all the minutes he imagined and still wants, is very striking. The young South American forward, despite being on the agenda of several elite European football clubs, prefers to wait for his opportunity to wear the Madrid jersey more regularly.

The change of coach, with Xabi Alonso replacing Carlo Ancelotti by the summer of 2025, could imply a change in his situation. With access to more minutes under the tactical command of the Basque coach, an ideal future that many white fans want to see fulfilled, Endrick would have fewer doubts about his next steps.

The refusal of Endrick to move toward Villa Park is a very important show of commitment that hasn't gone unnoticed by the white leadership. From the noble area of Santiago Bernabéu, they repeatedly insist to Carlo Ancelotti regarding young talents, but the Reggiolo coach doesn't seem to often agree with that idea.