Endrick unsure over January future as Milan and Roma monitor Real Madrid forward

Endrick said he does not know what will happen in January amid reported interest from Milan and Roma, while making clear he wants regular playing time. Calciomercato.com reported that the 20-year-old Brazilian looks set to leave Real Madrid this winter, with the Spanish club preferring a loan similar to his spell at Lyon last season.

The report said both Serie A clubs want better terms than a straight loan, seeking either a permanent deal or an option to buy with a high buy-back clause for Real Madrid. Endrick is under contract until 2030 and earns a reported €6m gross per season, according to the report.

"I'm still young, I'm only 20, I don't have to take off and throw myself off a cliff," Endrick told Globo. "Let's see what happens. I can only say that I want to play, be happy, help my teammates, score goals and provide assists, like I did at Lyon." He added: "I don't know what will happen in January, it's all in God's hands."

Endrick acknowledged Kylian Mbappé is ahead of him at Real Madrid and praised José Mourinho, who said before the Roma game that the forward was not going anywhere. "I'll always give my all for Real Madrid, which comes first," Endrick said.