Real Madrid have agreed to the possibility of Endrick joining a Premier League club on loan, according to a report by Radio Marca journalist Ramon Alvarez de Mon.
The Brazil forward’s agency, Roc Nation, is understood to be pressing for a temporary move to England as it looks to secure regular first-team football for the 19-year-old. Real Madrid have reportedly accepted that a Premier League loan is an option for Endrick.
The development follows the arrivals of Diomande and striker Carlos Espi, with those signings said to have encouraged Roc Nation to push for a change in Endrick’s situation. The report indicates that the agency began advocating for a Premier League move after those transfers were completed.
Endrick joined Real Madrid amid significant expectations and has been viewed as one of the most promising young forwards in world football. However, the club’s latest recruitment has increased competition for places and may make a loan move more attractive to both the player and his representatives.
Real Madrid’s summer additions of Diomande and Carlos Espi are seen as particularly relevant. Espi’s arrival has added another option in attack, while Diomande is also among the high-profile signings mentioned in connection with the agency’s decision to pursue a loan for Endrick.
The report does not identify a potential Premier League destination for Endrick. It does, however, state that Real Madrid have agreed to the principle of sending him to England on loan, suggesting that the club are open to allowing the forward to continue his development away from the Spanish capital.
Another player connected with the report is Gonzalo Garcia, who has already moved to Fulham. The London club are managed by Arbeloa, and Garcia’s transfer is cited alongside the other moves in the current discussion around Endrick’s future.
The latest information comes from Radio Marca and has been presented as a report on the position of Endrick’s agency and Real Madrid. Roc Nation’s involvement is central to the proposed move, with the agency said to be seeking a Premier League opportunity for the forward.
A reaction published with the report read: “Endrick won’t be bad for Sesko’s back up. 🫢”
The suggestion of a Premier League loan would give Endrick the chance to seek a more prominent role while remaining contracted to Real Madrid. For now, the reported agreement means the club are prepared to consider that route, while Roc Nation continues to push for a move to England.
