Endrick breaks silence on Real Madrid future as Arsenal eye January move

Endrick has admitted that he could leave Real Madrid in the January transfer window.

The 20-year-old has struggled for game time, starting just one of his seven appearances across all competitions this season.

Arsenal are considering a move for the Brazil international as they look to improve their attacking options in the winter transfer window.

Endrick is on the Gunners’ four-man attacking shortlist alongside Bournemouth’s Junior Kroupi, Atletico Madrid’s Alex Baena and RB Leipzig’s Antonio Nusa.

Speaking to Brazilian outlet Globo, the Palmeiras academy graduate hinted that he could leave Madrid in January, potentially giving a boost to Arsenal and other suitors.

“I don’t know what will happen in January. This is in God’s hands. I only ask to do the best for my career. Whatever will happen will happen.

“I’m going to keep my feet on the ground to do my best. Madrid is a wonderful city, but I will always do everything to boost my career.”

The Gunners were one of the clubs interested in Endrick last summer, but Madrid manager Jose Mourinho refused to sanction his exit.

Arteta is looking to add more pace to his squad, making Endrick an attractive option. Arsenal could also benefit from his versatility and goalscoring instincts.

AS Roma and AC Milan are ready to rival the north London side for the Brazilian forward.

Endrick could prefer a move to Arsenal, as he stands a better chance of winning trophies and playing regularly in the UEFA Champions League at the club than at the two Italian sides.