Real Madrid forward’s camp working on arranging a loan move to the Premier League

In a notable development, journalist Ramon Alvarez reports that Endrick’s representatives ‘Roc Nation’ are working on securing a loan move to the Premier League for the Real Madrid striker.

The Merengues have agreed with the 20-year-old forward’s agents that a loan move makes sense for him following the recent acquisitions of Carlos Espi and Yan Diomande.

As such, work has already begun to place the Brazilian international at a club in England for the 2026/27 season.

Another loan beckons

Endrick has only recently returned to Real Madrid after spending the second half of the last season on loan at Olympique Lyon.

The Brazilian wonderkid enjoyed a fruitful spell in France, finishing with eight goals from 21 appearances in all competitions, which earned him a place in the Brazil squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Endrick set to leave on loan. (Photo by Christian Bruna/Getty Images)

However, Endrick did not fully enjoy the trust of Carlo Ancelotti at the tournament and failed to make the desired impact.

Having returned to pre-season training earlier than expected, Endrick has been working hard to convince Jose Mourinho. The 20-year-old striker even scored a goal in the friendly against Fiorentina.

Amid recent interest from AS Roma, it was reported that Mourinho had decided to retain the young striker’s services, having been impressed by him.

However, it now appears that Endrick will be leaving on another loan stint, this time around to the Premier League.

Right decision?

Premier League-bound? (Photo by Christian Bruna/Getty Images)

Real Madrid spent big on Endrick but the young striker has not had proper opportunities at the club to prove himself.

In his first year under Carlo Ancelotti, the then-teenager was barely given a chance but impressed whenever called upon. Things did not improve last season under Xabi Alonso, leading to the January loan exit.

Now, with Real Madrid having brought in Bernardo Silva, Espi, and Diomande, while also renewing Vinicius Jr., chances of Endrick breaking into the attacking unit appear slim.

The competition will only get intense with Brahim Diaz also vying for a spot and Rodrygo expected to push for a place once he recovers from an injury.

So, another loan exit makes sense for Endrick so that he can continue developing. A move to a challenging competition like the Premier League could work out very well for both the player and the club in the long run.