Real Madrid could ask over €60m as Endrick's future stalls

Real Madrid could ask for more than €60 million if striker Endrick is sold permanently, the Spanish club are said to be considering.

The Brazilian joined Real Madrid from Palmeiras in 2024 under a deal worth a fixed €35 million plus up to €25 million in add‑ons, of which Palmeiras have already received €47.5 million.

According to The Athletic on Wednesday, no decision has been made yet, but the 20‑year‑old Brazilian faces limited playing time and may push for a move if the situation does not improve within the next month.

Real Madrid’s board and head coach José Mourinho are reported to prefer keeping Endrick at the club.

Italian clubs show keen interest

Italian side Milan are among the clubs monitoring the striker, while Roma have also tracked him since the summer transfer window.

The possibility of an Italian move made front‑page news in Italy on Wednesday.

Reports linking Endrick with Sporting or Arsenal have been described as inaccurate by The Athletic.

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A further loan move has not been ruled out, and Real Madrid could reassess his situation in the next transfer window.

He made seven total appearances for the Merengues in the league and Champions League, all as a substitute except one start, and recorded a goal and an assist against Roma.

Ahead of him in the Real Madrid attacking line are Mbappé, Diomande, Vinícius and Brahim Díaz, while Rodrygo is out with a ligament rupture, leaving Endrick the second striker with the lowest minutes after Espì.

Endrick’s contract runs until June 2030, his net salary is around €2‑2.5 million per season and his valuation is about €40 million.

Real Madrid have ruled out a permanent sale or a loan with an option to buy, preferring only a straight loan similar to the one that sent him to Lyon, where he finished with eight goals and eight assists in 21 matches across all competitions.

Milan see him as a possible alternative to Gonçalo Ramos and could use him on the left wing alongside Pulisic under manager Paulo Amorim.

Milan and Roma continue to monitor Endrick as the winter transfer window draws near.