Paris Saint-Germain, under Luis Enrique's direction, has intensified its interest in signing the young Brazilian Endrick, currently at Real Madrid. According to Eduardo Inda in OKDiario, PSG has contacted Endrick's camp through a Brazilian intermediary. They have done so to gauge his willingness to leave the white club at the end of the season.
Endrick, 18 years old, has had limited participation in his first season with Real Madrid, starting in only six matches... five of them in the Copa del Rey, and completing only one against Deportiva Minera. This lack of minutes has been justified by Ancelotti, who has pointed out that it is common for young talents to wait for their opportunity in a club of Madrid's magnitude.
PSG Pulls Out All the Stops for Endrick
Paris-Saint Germain, which already tried to sign Endrick when he was 16 years old and played at Palmeiras, is willing to offer him double his current salary... and guarantee him a starting position in their sports project. However, Real Madrid has made it clear that they have no intention of selling the player unless he himself requests to leave.
Despite the tempting offers and interest from several European clubs, Endrick has expressed his desire to succeed in Madrid and doesn't consider a change of scenery now. The white club values his potential and trusts that, over time, he will become a key piece in the squad.
For now, PSG will have to wait and observe Endrick's evolution at Real Madrid... while they continue their search for young talents to strengthen their squad under Luis Enrique's vision.
Endrick: Maximum Confidence in Real Madrid
Endrick is completing his first season as a player for Real Madrid leaving good impressions, despite having limited participation. At just 18 years old, the Brazilian has known how to take advantage of every opportunity given by Carlo Ancelotti to show why he is one of the greatest promises in world soccer.
In total, Endrick has played 34 official matches, totaling 709 minutes of play, in which he has scored 7 goals and provided 1 assist. This translates to a direct goal contribution every 101 minutes, a very remarkable figure for a newcomer to Europe and the most demanding team on the planet.
Although most of his appearances have been as a substitute, the young striker has shown the character and quality necessary to shine at Santiago Bernabéu. His ability to disrupt, his physical power, and his goal-scoring instinct have earned him praise from both teammates and the coaching staff.
With more minutes and confidence, Endrick aims to become an essential piece of Real Madrid. The future is his, and the fans already dream of seeing him shine as a starter.