Real Madrid set Endrick asking price above €60m as Roma and Milan monitor

What happened

Real Madrid would want more than €60m to sell Endrick, according to The Athletic, as reported by Football Italia, after the Brazil forward said he does not know what will happen in January because of his limited playing time at the club. Roma and Milan are described as being on high alert over his situation, with the asking price set above the €60m Real Madrid invested to sign him from Palmeiras in 2024, a fee that included add-ons.

Report details

Endrick, 20, spoke about his future while on international duty, saying he simply wants to play, be happy and help his team-mates by scoring goals and providing assists. He cited his time at Lyon as one of the best things to have happened to him and one of his happiest periods, and said he does not know what January will bring, describing it as being in God's hands. He added that he only asks to do what is best for his career, that whatever happens will happen, and that he will keep his feet on the ground and do his best, calling Madrid a wonderful city while saying he will always do everything he can to advance his career.

A six-month loan at Olympique Lyonnais from January to June 2026 helped Endrick secure his place in Brazil's World Cup squad. Roma and Milan were the most interested clubs, along with Aston Villa, in a potential loan move over the summer, but Jose Mourinho was determined to keep the youngster in Madrid. According to The Athletic, Real Madrid are now even less prepared to let him go out on loan, but could be open to a sale for more than the €60m they paid two years ago.

The report notes that Endrick came off the bench and changed the game when Roma led Real Madrid 3-1, contributing a goal and an assist in a 4-3 comeback victory. Since that night, he has played only 36 minutes across four appearances for the Merengues.