Real Madrid are reassessing their plans for Endrick and are open to sending the Brazilian forward out on loan before the transfer window closes. The club fears he may struggle for consistent playing time in the upcoming campaign, a concern that has grown amid reports from Marca about the possible arrival of Yan Diomande, which would intensify competition in attack.
Although José Mourinho initially wanted Endrick in his first‑team squad, Madrid’s hierarchy believes another loan could better support his long‑term development. His successful spell at Lyon last season strengthened the club’s confidence in his potential, but also highlighted the importance of regular minutes at a high level.
No final decision has been made, and Madrid continue to evaluate all scenarios. The expectation is that Endrick’s future will be resolved before the deadline, with the club determined to choose the path that best protects his progression.