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Report: December could decide €40m-rated Real Madrid youngster’s future as Mourinho stands firm

December could prove decisive for Endrick’s future at Real Madrid as the club approaches the January transfer window with a difficult decision over the Brazilian forward’s development. According ...

Report: December could decide €40m-rated Real Madrid youngster’s future as Mourinho stands firm

December could prove to be a pivotal month for young Real Madrid forward Endrick as his future at the club hangs in the balance. According to a report from Bernabeu Digital, the coming weeks will determine whether the 20-year-old should stay with the Santiago Bernabeu or seek another opportunity elsewhere. Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho is adamant about keeping Endrick within the squad, despite his failure to secure regular playing time.

Mourinho, who believes in Endrick's immense potential, has publicly defended the Brazilian's prospects and ruled out the possibility of an immediate departure. The Portuguese manager has made it clear that interested clubs should not expect an easy negotiation, as Real Madrid aims to maintain depth in their attacking options amid a challenging second half of the season.

Endrick, who has made only seven appearances this season, starting just once and amassing a mere 141 minutes of action, is not against leaving Real Madrid in January. Having experienced the benefits of regular football during his loan spell at Lyon last season, where he scored eight goals and provided eight assists in 21 appearances, the Brazilian forward has refused to close the door on a potential January departure.

Roma and AC Milan have reportedly shown interest in the young talent, but nothing is certain at this stage. Regardless, December remains crucial in determining Endrick's path as he stands at a crossroads within Real Madrid's transfer window.

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