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Brazilian forward Endrick said he does not rule out leaving Real Madrid in January to secure more playing time. The 20‑year‑old spoke to reporters in Singapore during a press conference with the Brazil national team ahead of a friendly against Japan. “I don’t know what will happen in January. I simply ask that it be what is best for my career. Whatever happens will happen,” Endrick told the media. He added that he wants to play, be happy, help his teammates, score goals and provide assists, citing his successful loan spell at Olympique Lyonnais as a key part of his development. During the second half of last season, Endrick appeared in 21 matches for Lyon, scoring eight goals and delivering eight assists. The performance earned him a call‑up to the Brazil squad for the World Cup in North America. At Real Madrid, Endrick has played 141 minutes across four La Liga appearances and three Champions League matches, scoring once. He acknowledged the fierce competition in the club’s attack, noting that he shares his position with Kylian Mbappé, a player widely regarded as a future Ballon d’Or winner. The Brazilian praised manager José Mourinho, saying, “Mourinho is someone I trust a lot. He comes to see me every day and asks about my personal life, not just football. I appreciate that and feel very welcomed.” Brazil will face Japan on Saturday in a friendly, followed by a match against Singapore three days later. The information was provided by AFP. Article source: Sene.News | Image credit: Sene.News
Brazilian forward Endrick said he does not rule out leaving Real Madrid in January to secure more playing time. The 20‑year‑old spoke to reporters in Singapore during a press conference with the Brazil national team ahead of a friendly against Japan. “I don’t know what will happen in January. I simply ask that it be what is best for my career. Whatever happens will happen,” Endrick told the media. He added that he wants to play, be happy, help his teammates, score goals and provide assists, citing his successful loan spell at Olympique Lyonnais as a key part of his development. During the second half of last season, Endrick appeared in 21 matches for Lyon, scoring eight goals and delivering eight assists. The performance earned him a call‑up to the Brazil squad for the World Cup in North America. At Real Madrid, Endrick has played 141 minutes across four La Liga appearances and three Champions League matches, scoring once. He acknowledged the fierce competition in the club’s attack, noting that he shares his position with Kylian Mbappé, a player widely regarded as a future Ballon d’Or winner. The Brazilian praised manager José Mourinho, saying, “Mourinho is someone I trust a lot. He comes to see me every day and asks about my personal life, not just football. I appreciate that and feel very welcomed.” Brazil will face Japan on Saturday in a friendly, followed by a match against Singapore three days later. The information was provided by AFP.
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