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Endrick could leave Real Madrid in January amid Arsenal interest

Endrick could leave Real Madrid in the January transfer window after struggling for regular first-team football. Arsenal are reportedly monitoring the Brazilian forward ahead of the winter window, with a potential loan move offering him the regular playing time needed to continue his development.

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Endrick could leave Real Madrid in the January transfer window after struggling to get regular first-team exposure at the club. As per latest transfer news, Arsenal are one of the clubs monitoring the Brazilian forward ahead of the winter transfer window.

Endrick’s Real Madrid situation

Endrick had joined Real Madrid from Palmeiras in July 2024 after they agreed to a €70 million deal for the forward. He arrived at Madrid with enormous expectations after establishing himself as one of South America’s most exciting young talents.

His first season at Real Madrid was difficult. He struggled to establish himself as a regular member of Real Madrid’s attack and eventually moved to Lyon on loan during the second half of the 2025/26 season. The temporary switch was a good move for him as he scored 8 goals and provided 8 assists there in 21 appearances.

Real Madrid subsequently brought him back to the club. However, the situation has not developed as Endrick would have hoped for. Even after returning, he got only four minutes of playing time for Real Madrid this season. He also faces immense competition for an attacking role. There are players like Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior who remain as major options in the forward line.

Endrick could consider another loan

As reported by AS, there is a possibility of Endrick leaving Real Madrid on loan in the January transfer window if his situation does not improve. The forward is still determined to succeed at Real Madrid. However, regular football is becoming increasingly important for his development.

Endrick’s previous spell at Lyon showed the difference consistent minutes can make. His representatives are therefore expected to assess his situation with Real Madrid before the January transfer window. The possibility of another loan would allow Endrick to continue his development without ending his Real Madrid career.

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Arsenal remain interested in Endrick

The latest development will be particularly interesting. Arsenal have already explored a move for Endrick. TEAMtalk reported that Arsenal made a late approach for the forward during the summer transfer window. Real Madrid rejected the approach at the time. However, Arsenal may have another opportunity if Endrick’s situation does not improve.

Arsenal is also not the only club interested in Endrick. Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have also shown interest in him. A number of European clubs have also been linked with a potential move. Roma are also thought to have been interested and the same goes for AC Milan.

This means Arsenal would have competition in the January transfer window. However, the main question for Arsenal would be whether Endrick could quickly adapt to the Premier League‘s pace and physicality. Arsenal would also have to look at where Endrick would fit alongside their attacking options. A move will make little sense for Endrick if he still sits on the bench.

Author’s opinion

I think Endrick should try to see for a few more months if he gets playing time. If he does not get playing time till the January transfer window, then a loan move would make sense. This way, he would get playing time and would be able to develop his game. At the same time, he would not have to leave Real Madrid permanently. For now, he should discuss his issue with Mourinho and try to get more playing time at Real Madrid itself.

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