PSG explore loan deal for out-of-favour Real Madrid wonderkid Endrick | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly considering a January move for Real Madrid forward Endrick.

His lack of playing time under manager Xabi Alonso has fuelled growing uncertainty over his future at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The Brazilian teenager has not featured in any of Madrid’s last five matches, having first struggled with minor fitness issues before being left out for tactical reasons.

His situation has sparked discussions within the club about sending him out on loan during the winter transfer window to secure more regular football.

According to SPORT, PSG have joined a growing list of European clubs monitoring the 19-year-old’s situation, alongside Juventus, West Ham United, Valencia and Real Sociedad.

Madrid are not considering a permanent sale, but a short-term loan is a realistic option to accelerate his development.

Endrick was one of the most sought-after young talents in world football when Madrid signed him. However, his start to life in Spain has been challenging.

He missed the early weeks of the season through injury and has since dropped down the pecking order due to fierce competition from Gonzalo Garcia and Franco Mastantuono.

His absence from recent matchday line-ups suggests that Alonso does not yet view him as an immediate part of his plans.

Club sources have privately admitted that the striker’s development may benefit from a loan spell elsewhere, with December identified as a likely decision point.

PSG’s interest in the player is not new. They were among the first clubs to court Endrick before his move to Madrid, and manager Luis Enrique is an admirer.

A move to Paris would represent a fresh challenge for the forward, but Madrid’s strained relationship with the French club makes such an arrangement complicated.

West Ham have already made initial contact over a possible January loan, while Juventus, who also explored a deal last summer, remain in contention.

Valencia and Sociedad could offer the Brazilian the chance to gain La Liga experience without leaving Spain.

Despite the mounting speculation, Endrick has maintained his desire to stay and fight for his place, at least until the end of the year.

With the 2026 World Cup approaching and competition for places in the Brazil squad intensifying, the young striker knows that consistent game time will be vital in keeping his international ambitions alive.