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23/05/26 21:00:00

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Celta de Vigo has joined the list of clubs aiming to secure the loan of Endrick, the young Brazilian forward from Real Madrid, in the upcoming winter transfer market.

At just 19 years old, the attacker is seeking playing time to consolidate his development, while Real Madrid is weighing the best solution to not hinder his progress.

Celta de Vigo's Interest in Endrick

The Celta board sees Endrick as the piece that can turn their control of the game into goals. The team under Claudio Giráldez has displayed good football this season's start but has lacked sharpness in the final meters. Bringing the Brazilian on a loan until June would mean adding imbalance, speed, and finishing to a squad that needs to take a competitive leap in LaLiga.

Valencia CF had also expressed interest in signing him on loan, setting the stage for a bidding war in January. Allowing him to leave would be an opportunity for Real Madrid to ensure quality playing time for him at the top level, something hard to achieve in a team where the forward line is dominated by figures like Kylian Mbappé and Vinícius Júnior.

Endrick's Situation at Real Madrid

Since his arrival in 2024, Endrick has accumulated only a handful of minutes but has not been able to secure a spot in Xabi Alonso's plans, mostly due to stiff competition upfront. The Spanish coach has already mentioned rotation plans, yet in reality, the Brazilian still lacks consistency.

There is concern within the club that his lack of playing time might hamper his development, especially with the upcoming 2026 World Cup approaching, where his presence in the Brazilian national team hinges on regularity. His circle believes a loan could be crucial in maintaining his chances alive.

A Beneficial Operation for All Parties

The plan would be a loan of Endrick until the end of the season, with the receiving club covering part of his wages. For Real Madrid, it would be a way to ensure his growth in LaLiga, the player would gain confidence by starting every week, and Celta or Valencia would add an elite reinforcement without long-term commitments.

Statistics bolster the need for this move: since debuting at Concha Espina, Endrick has barely surpassed 400 minutes in all competitions, far from what was expected for a player hailed as a "future star" by the Madrid leadership.

The Immediate Future of the Brazilian

Although Xabi Alonso has stressed the importance of every player in his squad, he does not rule out a loan if it means boosting Endrick's development. The January market will be decisive: either he continues to fight for a spot at Real Madrid, or he heads on loan to Celta de Vigo or Valencia, two clubs ready to offer him immediate prominence.

The winter of 2026 could indeed be a turning point in Endrick's career, with his evolution now depending on the decision made by the white house.

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