November 10
Will he seek a new challenge?
Real Madrid forward Endrick spoke candidly about his future, admitting that he does not know what might happen in January.
According to a Spanish newspaper, the 20-year-old was the first to speak following the arrival of the Brazilian national team, which has begun preparations for two matches during the current international break—against Japan this Saturday, followed by a match against Singapore on October 17.
Regarding his future, Endrick said: "I am only 20 years old, so I will see how things unfold. All I want is to play, be happy, and help my teammates."
He added: "I don’t know what will happen in January; it is in God’s hands. I only wish for what is best for my career. Whatever is meant to happen will happen. I will remain humble and continue to give my best. Madrid is a wonderful city, but I will always do whatever is necessary to advance my career."
The Brazilian forward also shared a message for his coach, stating: "I have great confidence in Mourinho. He checks in with me every day—not just to talk about football, but to see how I’m doing in my personal life."
He continued: "I will always give everything I have for Real Madrid, because the club comes above all else; however, the care and affection Mourinho shows me provide me with even greater motivation to give my all."
Endrick also touched upon his future with the national team, saying: "I hope to be at my absolute best by 2030 so that I can help the national team. Our ultimate goal is to reclaim the World Cup title." Endrick has set the 2030 World Cup—slated to be held in Spain—as one of his primary upcoming goals, having already established himself as a key member of the Brazilian national team.
