Real Madrid forward Endrick is attracting renewed interest from Arsenal as his limited playing opportunities raise questions about his future.

The Brazilian youngster has struggled to secure regular minutes under Jose Mourinho despite showing promise during recent Champions League appearances.

Endrick impressed against Roma but failed to build momentum after receiving his first league start of the season against Sevilla.

His situation worsened during Madrid’s comfortable victory over Racing Santander, where he appeared for only five minutes despite their dominance.

Mourinho delayed substitutions until the second half, leaving Endrick with another brief appearance and increasing speculation about a January departure.

Arsenal Consider Endrick Move Amid Real Madrid Playing Time Concerns

Arsenal have reportedly maintained contact with Endrick following earlier interest, with uncertainty surrounding Viktor Gyokeres potentially influencing their transfer plans.

However, negotiations could prove difficult because Real Madrid reportedly favour a temporary loan rather than allowing a permanent transfer agreement.

Arsenal would prefer a deal containing a permanent option, potentially creating an obstacle to reaching an agreement with the Spanish giants, report football transfers

Endrick’s representative Michael Yormack recently highlighted the importance of regular football, suggesting the striker must prioritise his long-term career development.

“He loves Madrid, he loves the team and his teammates,” Yormack explained while discussing the Brazilian forward’s current difficult situation.

He added, “I think his first choice would be to stay at Real Madrid, but he’s got to play.”

Roma and AC Milan are also reportedly interested in loan arrangements, potentially offering Endrick opportunities to gain consistent first-team experience.