Endrick is selling well.

PSG, along with a host of other European clubs such as Juventus, West Ham, and Real Sociedad, are reportedly planning to rescue Endrick in January 2026.

Endrick has the opportunity to play football in France.

The future of Brazilian prodigy Endrick has become a hot topic at Real Madrid as he has yet to play a single minute in the 2025/26 season. According to the Spanish newspaper Sport , PSG are planning to rescue the 19-year-old striker in the January transfer window, amidst interest from West Ham, Juventus, and Real Sociedad.

Since Xabi Alonso took over as manager at Bernabeu, Endrick has been largely overlooked. After recovering from a minor injury at the start of the season, he has been benched for five consecutive matches due to performance issues. This is a clear step backward compared to the previous season under Carlo Ancelotti, when Endrick made 37 appearances and scored 7 goals. The arrival of Franco Mastantuono has further narrowed Endrick's opportunities.

Sources indicate Real Madrid are not considering a permanent sale, but are looking at a loan deal to help Endrick regain his form. PSG are leading the race, although strained relations between the two clubs could complicate the deal. Real Sociedad and Valencia of La Liga, along with Juventus of Serie A, have all contacted Real Madrid. Meanwhile, West Ham are reportedly the first to submit a loan offer.

Legendary player Guti also publicly advised his younger compatriot to leave Bernabeu if he wasn't given opportunities: "A young player needs to play. If he's still on the bench by December, it's best for Endrick to leave to develop."

For his part, Endrick still wants to fight for his place at Real and plans to wait until the end of the year before making a final decision. With the 2026 World Cup approaching, Endrick doesn't have much time left to prove his worth.

Source: https://znews.vn/endrick-dat-hang-post1593452.html