Real Madrid are preparing to sanction an Endrick loan to the Premier League, with the Brazilian forward’s representatives already hunting for a club in England. According to journalist Ramón Álvarez de Mon, the striker’s agency, Roc Nation, is working to arrange a temporary move for the 2026/27 season — and Los Blancos agree that another loan makes sense.
The plan has taken shape after a hectic summer at the Bernabéu. With Carlos Espí and club-record signing Yan Diomande through the door, Bernardo Silva added and Vinícius Júnior tied down to a new deal, minutes look scarce for the 20-year-old in José Mourinho’s crowded attack. Endrick only returned last month from a loan at Lyon, where he scored eight goals in 21 appearances and earned a place in Brazil’s 2026 World Cup squad.
Why an Endrick loan makes sense
The logic is simple: game time. Behind Vinícius, Kylian Mbappé, Rodrygo and Brahim Díaz, the pathway to regular starts is blocked, and Diomande’s arrival only sharpens the competition. Mourinho had reportedly been minded to keep the youngster after being impressed in pre-season — Endrick scored in the friendly against Fiorentina — and had cooled earlier interest from AS Roma. A move to England would now give him the platform to play every week.
For now Endrick remains part of the group, named in the squad that travels to face Ferencvaros on Saturday. But if Roc Nation find the right English suitor, Real Madrid look ready to let their young Brazilian leave and get the football his development needs. Real Madrid’s busy summer window may not be over yet.
