Endrick
March 2026
Evra urged United to try to sign Endrick, citing his production at Lyon (5 goals, 4 assists in 10 games) after limited minutes at Real Madrid. Evra argued Endrick’s mix of physicality and technique suits the Premier League and credited Lyon’s track record with Brazilian players for helping him rebound.
Neymar
March 2026
Neymar made the preliminary squad but is being load-managed and will miss a league game, leaving limited chances to show readiness before final selection. Endrick is also included after strong early form at Lyon. Ancelotti and CBF leadership plan to watch Santos in person, raising the stakes for Neymar’s final audition match.
Paulo Fonseca
February 2026
Lyon coach Paulo Fonseca said Endrick must learn from his dismissal in the 1-0 win at Nantes, but argued the original straight red was harsh. After review, the red was downgraded to a second yellow, leaving Endrick with only a one-match ban. Fonseca claimed opponents have targeted Endrick with aggressive play in several matches and urged referees to protect his talent, pointing to a Nantes challenge he felt was meant to intimidate. He said he has spoken to Endrick, who now draws constant attention.
Endrick
January 2026
Real Madrid loanee Endrick scored a hat-trick in Lyon’s 5-2 win over Metz, continuing a strong start in France after limited chances in Madrid. He opened scoring early, added a second in first-half stoppage time, and completed the hat-trick with a late penalty. The report frames the loan as a reset after Endrick’s lack of minutes under Alonso and a long Madrid goal drought since April 2025.
Endrick
December 2025
Brazilian forward Endrick has secured a six-month loan from Real Madrid to Lyon, leaving the Bernabeu in search of regular minutes after struggling for game time under Xabi Alonso, with the Ligue 1 club handing the 19-year-old the No. 9 shirt. Vinicius Junior marked the move with a supportive Instagram message, calling Endrick his brother and urging him to succeed in France, as the teenager prepares to join Paulo Fonseca’s squad, adapt to Ligue 1 and relaunch his push for club and Brazil opportunities.
Endrick
December 2025
Lyon have struck a deal with Real Madrid to take Brazilian forward Endrick on a straight six-month loan, giving the 19-year-old a leading attacking role in Ligue 1 after limited minutes in Spain, with no option or obligation to buy attached to the agreement. With only one La Liga and one Champions League appearance under Xabi Alonso, Endrick pushed for regular game time to strengthen his World Cup chances, accepting Lyon’s project as Madrid bank a €1m fee, retain him under contract until 2030 and hand him the No.9 shirt for his French audition.
Endrick (Real Madrid)
November 2025
Endrick is frustrated by a lack of chances under Xabi Alonso after just 11 La Liga minutes this season, following a seven goal debut campaign, and is considering a move to kick start his development away from a crowded attack led by Gonzalo Garcia and Kylian Mbappe. Don Hutchison told Sportscasting he would endorse West Ham signing the powerful 19 year old but suggested a short La Liga loan, at a club where he can start weekly, might better rebuild confidence, fitness and output before any long term Premier League or Real Madrid return.
Endrick
November 2025
With opportunities scarce under Xabi Alonso following injury setbacks, Madrid approved a loan in principle to Lyon. Manchester United and Aston Villa probed late but Lyon’s guaranteed role and pathway toward Brazil consideration swayed the forward. The plan prioritizes starts and defined responsibilities over cameo minutes. Madrid retain long-term belief after a mixed debut season; Lyon gain a high-ceiling finisher to spearhead attack, with performance targets likely embedded to track progress before summer 2026.
Endrick (Real Madrid)
October 2025
With Xabi Alonso open to a January loan, Endrick wants a top-five league—or Portugal’s big three—guaranteed minutes, European competition, and an attack-minded system that showcases his movement before Brazil’s World Cup squad is chosen. Interest from Marseille, PSG, and Juventus grows as Madrid weigh short-term depth versus long-term development, mindful of protecting asset value and the player’s confidence after limited opportunities.
Endrick (Real Madrid)
October 2025
Endrick remains reluctant to leave Madrid on loan even as Xabi Alonso withholds minutes following a hamstring layoff. Club figures fear stagnation could jeopardize his Brazil 2026 World Cup claim, with Marseille, PSG, and Juventus monitoring a possible January solution. Madrid staff view a temporary move as developmental insurance amid fierce competition. Endrick’s camp stresses long-term Bernabéu ambitions, but recurring DNPs and tactical pecking order argue for minutes elsewhere to restore rhythm, confidence, and national-team visibility before spring qualifying windows.
