Endrick’s representatives have made it clear to Real Madrid’s leadership that the 20-year-old Brazilian forward wants more playing time, as his future depends on his usage in the coming weeks, according to Foot Mercato. Michael Yormack, president of Roc Nation Sports International, stated that the player’s development and winter transfer window prospects hinge directly on how frequently he features under José Mourinho.

Michael Yormack Outlines The Forward’s Playing Time Demands

Endrick has logged just 106 minutes of action since the start of the season. That limited stretch includes a single start in the UEFA Champions League against Roma, where the young forward proved decisive in helping Real Madrid overturn a deficit against the Italian side. The former Lyon player was largely decisive in allowing Real Madrid to turn the tables on the Italian side. Yormack recently paid a visit to Endrick in Madrid, after which the representative of the Brazilian insisted on the necessity of offering him more opportunities.

Speaking to SportsBoom, Yormack described the current situation as an evolving process, stating: Nous avons eu une excellente conversation, il est extrêmement talentueux et il a très envie de jouer, alors on verra ce qui se passera. The agency head noted that all parties must evaluate the landscape toward the end of the calendar year before the January transfer window opens. While Yormack acknowledged positive recent signs and praised the player’s form, he emphasized that a professional athlete at this stage of development needs consistent minutes to maintain momentum.

Endrick Prefers Madrid but May Seek January Loan

Endrick remains tied to the Spanish giants through a contract running until 2030, meaning a permanent departure from the club is not under consideration. However, the prospect of a temporary loan move in January remains entirely plausible if his involvement does not increase. Yormack confirmed that the player’s primary preference is to stay in Madrid, where he enjoys the team, the city, and his teammates, but emphasized that the short duration of a professional football career necessitates an active role on the pitch.

Whether José Mourinho elects to expand Endrick’s role in high-stakes matches will dictate whether the striker remains in the Spanish capital for the second half of the season or seeks regular minutes elsewhere on loan. Speculation regarding a fresh loan deal ahead of the winter transfer window has continued to grow. Especially during the upcoming Clásico, the young forward could be granted a fresh opportunity to demonstrate his abilities.