Endrick is 20 years old and Brazilian, and his summer situation is moving toward either another loan or a Premier League switch. Real Madrid have not been shown as ready to sell him outright, but talks are already happening and England is being described as the preferred destination if he leaves Spain. His loan at Lyon last season did enough to keep him on the radar.

Premier League clubs have already been contacted

The clearest sign of where this is heading is the list of clubs involved. TEAMtalk says Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham have all held talks with his representatives. Graeme Bailey said: "Sources have confirmed to TEAMtalk that Endrick’s representatives, together with intermediaries, have begun their due diligence on a possible move, with England emerging as the player’s preferred destination should he leave Spain."

Bailey added: "We understand that a number of clubs have now been contacted." That is enough to make this more than loose chatter. It is still early, and nothing is agreed, but the contact list already tells you this is a real market rather than a speculative one.

The Madrid case and the loan that built his value

The case for a move is easier to make when you look at his minutes. Endrick has made 4 appearances and played 133 minutes in that current sample, which is not the profile of a player settled into regular football at Madrid.

His loan at Lyon last season gave the opposite picture. He scored 5 goals and added 7 assists in 16 Ligue 1 matches. That return is why clubs are looking at him as more than a teenager on reputation alone. He has shown he can produce when he plays, and that usually gets attention from English clubs.

Real Madrid's attacking depth is part of the backdrop here too, with Kylian Mbappe still in the mix for places and the club continuing to add around the frontline. For Endrick, that leaves a simple reality: more competition, fewer minutes, and a growing case for a move if the next step is about playing time rather than status.

The open question is not whether interest exists, because it clearly does. It is which club can offer the cleanest route to minutes and convince him to leave Madrid, with Tottenham, Arsenal and Liverpool among those already in contact.

Written by Daniel Hartley with AI-assisted research, cross-checked against 2 outlets. How we work →