Endrick considering leaving Real Madrid to play more

Brazilian forward Endrick expressed his desire to play more regularly during an interview on Tuesday. The 20-year-old has been limited to just 141 minutes across seven appearances this season, scoring a solitary goal. Endrick joined Lyon on loan last January, where he played a significant role, scoring eight goals and providing eight assists in 21 matches.

He is set to play a part in Brazil's friendly against Japan in Singapore on Saturday. Endrick, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon, feels his current role at Real Madrid has been that of a part player. He made it clear that he is uncertain about the direction of his career in January and only seeks what is best for his professional growth.

Emphasizing his youth, he stated that he remains 20 years old and remains open to future possibilities. His primary goal is to play, be content, contribute to his team's success, and score goals, just as he did during his time at Lyon, which proved to be a pivotal moment in his career. In Madrid, Endrick faces stiff competition to secure a spot in Jose Mourinho's team, despite having the opportunity to join the squad under coach Carlo Ancelotti for the World Cup.