Milan's loan push for Endrick meets Real Madrid's summer block

20-year-old Brazilian forward Endrick is the focus of AC Milan's latest loan inquiry, as the Italian giants reached out to his representatives in recent hours, reports Fabrizio Romano, but Real Madrid have unequivocally stated the player will not depart this summer.

Milan's loan enquiry and Real Madrid's stance

AC Milan have moved for Real Madrid forward Endrick, although the club does not expect the deal to materialise immediately. The Italian giants are testing the waters early, before the summer transfer window closes. The Brazilian forward is seen as a long‑term asset by Milan. Milan’s interest follows a recent spate of enquiries from other Italian clubs about the prodigy.

According to Fabrizio Romano, AC Milan contacted Endrick’s entourage in recent hours to discuss a possible loan. Romano noted the approach was made by the Italian side’s officials. The contact aimed to gauge whether Real Madrid could accommodate a temporary move.

Real Madrid’s response has been unequivocal: Endrick will not leave the club this summer. The decision was communicated directly to the player and his representatives. Club hierarchy, including Florentino Pérez and manager José Mourinho, all want the 20‑year‑old to remain.

Despite the summer block, Romano added that a loan in January cannot be ruled out. He explained that any mid‑season move would depend on both Real Madrid’s assessment and Endrick’s wishes. The situation therefore remains fluid beyond the immediate window.

January remains a window of opportunity

The next six months could determine whether Milan have a genuine chance to secure the forward. Endrick is currently part of José Mourinho’s plans at the Bernabéu. If he establishes himself in the first half of the campaign, Real Madrid are unlikely to consider a loan.

Milan’s admiration for the young striker is well documented, and the club wanted clarity before the deadline. Real Madrid prefer to let Endrick develop under Mourinho rather than send him out again before the new season fully begins. Having spent part of last season away from Madrid, Endrick returns with a fresh opportunity to prove his worth.

Real Madrid have repeatedly communicated that they have no interest in loaning or selling Endrick this year. The club wants to observe his performance under the new manager before making any long‑term decisions. Milan’s enquiry, however, may give the Italian side a clearer picture of potential January options.

Romano stressed that a January loan remains a realistic scenario if Endrick finds himself on the fringes of Mourinho’s rotation. Limited minutes could prompt Real Madrid to entertain a mid‑season move, turning the first half of the season into an audition for the 20‑year‑old. Milan’s early approach reflects a strategy of staying ready should the opportunity arise later in the campaign.