PSG weighing January move for out-of-favour Real Madrid star – report | OneFootball

According to a report from SPORT, Paris Saint-Germain are showing interest in Real Madrid forward Endrick ahead of the January transfer window.

It must be noted that the young Brazilian has struggled for minutes under Xabi Alonso this season, and Real Madrid are exploring a loan move to give him more game time.

Endrick’s situation at the Santiago Bernabeu has been under debate. Despite being fit for a long time now, he has not featured under Xabi Alonso.

Real Madrid had considered letting him leave last summer, but Endrick insisted on staying, convinced he has a role to play under Alonso.

With his contract running until 2030, a temporary loan could provide the ideal solution for both the club and the player.

Multiple clubs interested in Endrick

SEVILLE, SPAIN – MAY 18: Endrick Felipe Moreira of Real Madrid runs with the ball during the LaLiga match between Sevilla FC and Real Madrid CF at Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan on May 18, 2025 in Seville, Spain. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

In recent weeks, several top European clubs have been linked with Endrick. Juventus were one of the first clubs to show interest, and now PSG have joined the list.

The French side had tracked the striker during his Palmeiras days before Real Madrid secured his signing.

On the other hand, La Liga clubs like Valencia and Real Sociedad are also interested, while Premier League sides, including West Ham, have already approached Real Madrid to test the possibility of a January loan.

Despite the growing interest, Endrick remains focused on Real Madrid. He is not keen on a permanent transfer, especially to PSG, a club with which Madrid does not have the best relations.

However, at 19 years old and with the 2026 World Cup approaching, a loan spell could give him the chance to impress Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti and gain valuable experience at a high level.

Real Madrid are clear that they are not planning to sell the young forward. A loan move, however, could ensure Endrick develops without jeopardising his long-term future.