Real Madrid's season has been an enigma regarding the management of young talents like Arda Güler and Endrick. Both players, although very talented, haven't had regular opportunities under Carlo Ancelotti's direction.
This has caused growing speculation about their future. Meanwhile, FC Barcelona could be key in solving this dilemma, as their signings could trigger an interesting move in the summer market.
Güler and Endrick: Two promises in search of opportunities
Arda Güler, a young Turkish talent, and Endrick, a promising Brazilian forward, find themselves in a delicate situation at Real Madrid. Both arrived with high expectations, but their minutes in the first team have been scarce. Although both players have a bright future, the lack of playing time is weighing on their decision to stay or not at Santiago Bernabéu.
The possibility of leaving the white club has become more real. Throughout the season, there has been speculation about several exits to different destinations, mainly in the major European leagues. However, everything points to their future being linked to the fate of other signings in the summer market.
Barça's role in the players' future
Everything points to FC Barcelona having a crucial role in this puzzle. The Catalan club is interested in signing two promising young players: Xavi Simons and Benjamin Sesko. Both are highly sought-after players, and their arrival in Barcelona could have repercussions in the market, especially regarding players like Güler and Endrick.
If Barça gets these deals closed, RB Leipzig, also closely following these young talents, could intensify their interest in the two Real Madrid footballers. According to Defensa Central, the German club would offer a loan so they can continue developing without leaving the elite.
The future of Güler and Endrick: A loan could be the solution
Real Madrid isn't willing to lose Güler and Endrick permanently. Both are considered key pieces for the club's future, and they don't wish to transfer them.
However, the lack of minutes could lead the white club's executives to consider a loan. This option would allow the players to gain experience in another team and return more mature to Madrid in the near future.
Leipzig emerges as the most likely destination for Güler and Endrick if they finally decide on a loan. The German team, focused on young talents, would be ideal for both footballers, who need minutes and a competitive environment to grow.