Endrick to Benfica? Talks reportedly already under way | OneFootball

Endrick could potentially join Benfica in the January transfer market. According to information provided by Ekrem Konur, a well-known Turkish journalist, the Brazilian international is dissatisfied with the lack of playing time – he has not been used in the 25/26 season – and a loan is one of the solutions on the table.

“Endrick may leave Real Madrid in January on loan due to lack of playing time. Interested clubs: Sevilla, Bayer Leverkusen, Leipzig, Benfica, Palmeiras, Marseille, Nice, Monaco, Bologna, PSV, Ajax,” reports Ekrem Konur in a post on the social network X, last Monday.

Remember that this is not the first time Endrick has been linked to Benfica. In the recent past, the former Palmeiras forward was on the path to the Club of Light. However, the Eagles turned their attention to other targets, eventually signing Franjo Ivanovic, the Croatian international.

Although he did not mention Benfica by name, Fabrizio Romano also spoke about the forward's situation with the Spaniards: “It is expected that Endrick will leave Real Madrid in January and discussions are already underway. The Brazilian wants to play more and be present at the 2026 World Cup.”

In his debut season at Real Madrid, Endrick – valued at 35 million euros – played 37 matches: 22 in La Liga, nine in the Champions League, and six in the Copa del Rey. In the 845 minutes he was used, the Brazilian international scored seven goals, averaging one accurate finish every 120 minutes.

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