Endrick wants to move in January, Roma and Milan race for €60 million
Endrick has confirmed his desire to leave Real Madrid in January, either on a permanent transfer or on a six‑month loan, while the Italian clubs Roma and Milan are keeping him under observation.
Search for sporting continuity
The Brazilian is looking for a sporting project that guarantees him continuity, space and more minutes to showcase his talent at its best. He believes that the minutes currently provided by José Mourinho at Real Madrid are insufficient.
He has considered the choice very carefully, as reported by Matteo Moretto in a video posted on Fabrizio Romano's Italian YouTube channel, where it reads “READ HERE HIS DECISION”. The video was posted in Italian.
Despite the “Special One” José Mourinho repeatedly stating that Endrick will remain in the Blancos' squad for the second half of the season, the club has said it will not oppose the player should he officially announce his desire to leave in January for a new experience.
Roma ahead of Milan
Endrick wants to play and, according to sources, the Italian clubs Milan and Roma are closely monitoring his situation.
At the moment, according to Matteo Moretto, Roma is further ahead than Milan in the possible deal, having maintained continuous contacts and having been able to watch the youngster during Real Madrid's Champions League away match at the Stadio Olimpico; Roma, based on Via Aldo Rossi, has also been able to see him up close.
The competition remains high, with offers also coming from the Premier League and the Portuguese league. The proposals from the Premier League include high‑profile clubs.
The coming weeks will be marked by a long and exciting transfer battle, with the January winter window shining the spotlight on Endrick, while Real Madrid will have to decide whether to loan him out for six months or sell him permanently with a possible buy‑back clause.
According to The Athletic, Real Madrid has already set Endrick's transfer fee, which would surely exceed the €60 million paid by the Spanish club to Palmeiras in 2024.