Milan Endrick: the link with Cardinale drives a six‑month loan

In the heart of Via Aldo Rossi, Milan does not let go of its grip on Endrick, the young Brazilian born in 2006, and the red‑and‑black management is already preparing his arrival by January. The club has stated that it wants to strengthen the attacking department in the second half of the season, targeting a straight six‑month loan.

The context of the young Brazilian

Endrick is owned by Real Madrid, where he spent the season under the guidance of José Mourinho. An injury at the start of the league allowed him to step onto the pitch for only four minutes against Elche. With Vinicius and Mbappé up front and Brahim Díaz and Diomande a little further back, the Merengues' hierarchy leaves little room for the twenty‑year‑old.

The youngster's desire to find more minutes is evident, and Milan sees in him the “spring” to boost its attack. The good understanding between Cardinale, Milan executive, and Roc Nations, the Brazilian's agency, is considered a key element to make the deal happen.

Ruben Amorim could reunite with two former players at Milan in January

Ruben Amorim, head of Milan's attacking department, should receive the new piece from January, according to the management's statements. The agreement provides for a six‑month commitment, with the possibility to assess a future inclusion.

The project, still in the definition phase, remains pending closure by the insiders, who will have to finalize the contractual terms and bureaucratic formalities.