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A few minutes of Endrick at Real wake Manchester United

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
A few minutes of Endrick at Real wake Manchester United

Endrick has only four minutes of action for Real Madrid this season, all in the win over Elche, and he is back on Manchester United's radar. The 20‑year‑old striker has been sparingly used by José Mourinho, which reignites English interest for a possible move in January.

Limited use at Real Madrid

The player has logged only four minutes so far, all granted in the match against Elche, where Real Madrid emerged victorious. This scarce involvement heightens concerns about the striker's immediate future.

Endrick arrived at Real Madrid after a loan spell at Lyon, but has yet to secure a regular place in the squad. The stint with the French club was his last significant game experience before returning to the Spanish capital.

José Mourinho expressed a desire to count on the Brazilian, while Endrick seeks to win space with the Merengues. However, the reality of limited minutes keeps the striker's situation in the spotlight of internal discussions.

Manchester United showed interest already in the summer, according to TEAMtalk, after contact made by the agent and the player himself. The English club has renewed its interest, keeping alive the possibility of a departure in January.

At that time, some moves were considered, but they were rejected both by Endrick's desire to stay at Real Madrid and by the Spanish club's stance. That refusal left the door open for new negotiations.

New developments are expected in the coming weeks, with the striker's situation to be reassessed. A potential loan to Manchester United could become a viable option if the player does not earn more minutes in Madrid.

A tweet from Transfer News Live reinforced that United may revive its pursuit when the situation is reassessed in January, keeping alive the hope of a return to English football for the 20‑year‑old.

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