Endrick is considering his future at Real Madrid due to limited playtime and personal challenges. The situation is compounded by his desire to secure a spot in the Brazilian national team for the 2026 World Cup. Juventus has shown interest in acquiring Endrick, possibly offering him more opportunities to play and prove himself.

Endrick Felipe Moreira, a promising young Brazilian player, was transferred to Real Madrid from Palmeiras last summer for 47.5 million euros. Currently, he faces uncertainty under the new coach Xabi Alonso, as he is recovering from a muscle injury and might only be available for friendly matches at the end of the preparation period. Meanwhile, Gonzalo Garcia's impressive performance in attack is leading Alonso to consider him as the primary striker. Tuttosport reports that Juventus has shown a serious interest in Endrick and is prepared to take definitive action should Real Madrid choose to release the young forward. Juventus is looking to strengthen their attack, particularly in light of the rumors surrounding Dušan Vlahović's potential departure. Endrick, alongside Jonathan David, would provide an additional option for the Italian club, which is currently in a phase of recovery. Despite the nearly 50 million euros spent on Endrick, his market value has now decreased to 35 million. The final decision about his future rests with Xabi Alonso, and it could be made soon. According to recent information, the young Brazilian could transfer to Serie A as early as this summer.

CalcioMercato reports on Juventus's interest in acquiring Endrick on a temporary basis. Juventus has taken detailed information in recent days and is also considering acquiring Endrick on a temporary basis. The feeling is that more will be understood within this week. Endrick has been proposed by intermediaries to multiple clubs in Italy.

Goal.com reports that Juventus have made an approach to sign out-of-favour Real Madrid forward Endrick on loan until the end of the 2025-26 season. Real Madrid is open to sending the Brazilian wonderkid out on loan.