Endrick’s future at Real Madrid is becoming increasingly uncertain as competition for places in attack continues to intensify.
The Brazilian forward was already frustrated by the lack of regular playing time due to Real Madrid’s wealth of attacking options, and the arrival of Carlos Espí has further complicated his path into the first team.
Softfootball earlier reported that Real Madrid completed the signing of Spanish striker Carlos Espí after activating the €25 million release clause in his Levante contract.
The youngster joins Los Blancos immediately after travelling to Madrid for his medical, becoming another attacking addition as the club continues investing in emerging talent.
For Endrick, the latest arrival increases competition even further, raising fresh questions over his opportunities for consistent minutes during the 2026/27 season.
While Real Madrid remain committed to developing some of the world’s brightest young players, Endrick’s situation is one to monitor closely as the transfer window progresses and the club finalises its plans for the new campaign.
