Endrick vows to fight for Real Madrid place in blow to Milan and Roma

Endrick, the 20-year-old Brazilian striker, has vowed to fight for his place at Real Madrid following his goal during a 4-3 win against Roma. His comments cast doubt on Milan and Roma's hopes of signing him in January. "If I can't help Real Madrid, I'll be the first to leave," Endrick stated, "Being here is difficult, but I'll fight for it every day."

Endrick made his debut for Real Madrid with just four minutes played, coming on as a substitute before the hour mark. He then scored the equalizer with a header from Arda Güler's corner, helping Real Madrid secure a comeback victory. The Italian clubs have been linked with a January loan deal, with Milan reportedly having an advantage through their relationship with Endrick's agency, Roc Nation. Roma have also shown interest, with Wesley reportedly speaking directly to his Brazil teammate.

Despite the offers from Milan and Roma, Endrick remains focused on his current club, Real Madrid. He acknowledged that coaches make decisions based on what is best for the player and the team. "Coaches do what's best for a player and what's best for the team," he said, "I'll work every day to help the team, and that's what I'll do for my whole career."