Sources: Endrick open to Madrid loan exit in Jan

Real Madrid forward Endrick, 19, is reportedly open to a January loan after limited minutes and a public display of frustration; punters should monitor summer odds for a temporary move and consider slightly reduced Real Madrid goal totals and starting XI markets if he departs.

Endrick open to January loan after bench incident

Real Madrid's 19-year-old forward Endrick is understood to be open to leaving on loan in January as his representatives explore options. The youngster has yet to play a single minute in LaLiga this season after recovering from a hamstring problem that kept him out since May.

Bench frustration at the Coliseum

At the Coliseum on Sunday Endrick warmed up during the second half but was not introduced by coach Xabi Alonso. He appeared visibly frustrated and kicked a water bottle when told he would not come on, an episode club insiders describe as the "last straw" in a tense situation over playing time.

Transfer background and contract details

Madrid agreed a deal to sign Endrick from Palmeiras in 2022 but could only complete the transfer in July 2024 once he turned 18. He signed a six-year contract on a reported €72 million deal, a record figure in Brazilian football.

Injuries, minutes and form

In his debut senior season he logged 354 LaLiga minutes and scored once. A hamstring injury in May and a relapse over the summer sidelined him and cost him a place in the Club World Cup squad, where another young Madrid forward took the opportunity to shine.

January market and clubs tracking the forward

Several clubs are believed to be monitoring Endrick with a view to a January move. Given his limited first-team opportunities and recent frustrations, a loan to secure regular minutes is the most likely outcome if an agreement is reached.

Betting implications for punters

Endrick's potential loan could shorten betting odds for a January transfer and impact markets tied to Real Madrid line-ups and total goals. Punters should watch transfer lines and starting XI markets closely; bookmakers may adjust Madrid’s expected goal totals and substitute/appearance markets if Endrick leaves or continues to be omitted.

Endrick is now open to leaving Real Madrid in January, sources have told ESPN, with the teenage forward's representatives now working on a possible loan move.

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