Milan revive Endrick bid as Real Madrid considers loan exit
- Source
- Corriere dello SportTier 1
- By
- Antonio Vitiello
- Published
Key points
- Endrick has played only four minutes for Real Madrid this season and is seeking a move; Carlo Ancelotti reportedly advised him to find a new club in January
- Milan tried to sign the Brazilian in summer but were rejected by Real Madrid; the clubs have strong historical ties dating back to Silvio Berlusconi's era
- Roma and other clubs are also monitoring Endrick, who spent last season on loan at Lyon and is open to a temporary switch to regain playing time
Summary
Corriere dello Sport reports that Milan are preparing to revive their interest in Endrick after failing to land the Real Madrid forward in the summer window. The 20-year-old Brazilian has barely featured for the Spanish club this season, appearing for only four minutes against Elche before the international break and not playing at all in the Champions League clash with Inter.
With Ancelotti reportedly encouraging Endrick to seek regular football elsewhere, Real Madrid are open to a loan deal in January—a solution that worked last season when he thrived at Lyon. Milan's strong relationship with Real Madrid, reinforced by recent deals for Theo Hernández and Brahim Díaz, positions them well to negotiate, though Roma and other suitors are also circling.
Original headline
Il Milan prova il colpaccio e ci riprova per Endrick: ecco il piano
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