Endrick could be loaned out by Real after Mourinho revamp; find out | OneFootball

The future of young striker Endrick at Real Madrid is the latest topic making headlines in the Spanish press.

According to reporting by the newspaper Marca, the Brazilian player could leave the club on loan in this transfer window as part of coach José Mourinho’s plans for the 2026/27 season.

Real Madrid is currently working on a complex player exit operation. The board believes it is necessary to trim the squad in all areas to create room in the wage bill, balance the books, and make way for new signings.

The Gonzalo García Factor and Endrick’s Future

Endrick’s situation in the attacking department changed during the current preseason. Young Spaniard Gonzalo García, who was initially expected to leave the club, managed to convince Mourinho of his value in training. The Portuguese manager began to see him as a useful and important piece, arguing that García offers different qualities from the other forwards available.

With García now established in the senior squad, Endrick’s potential loan move is back on the board’s agenda. The internal assessment is that a temporary transfer would be the best path for the Brazilian gem to get the playing time he needs, ensuring that his development does not stall on the bench. According to Marca, if this scenario does not change in the coming weeks, a loan move will become very likely.

Other Names on the Departure List

Mourinho’s overhaul covers every area of the pitch. In addition to Endrick, the club is considering the following moves:

Raúl Asencio: The center-back is currently seen as the main candidate to leave the club on a permanent transfer.

Eduardo Camavinga: The French midfielder is not considered untouchable and could be sold if Real Madrid receives a financial offer deemed favorable.

Franco Mastantuono: The young Argentine midfielder, who has just arrived at the club, is also being considered for a loan move in order to gain regular playing time.

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