Real Madrid have a problem on their hands, their attack is overloaded with players, all of them fighting for their place in the starting lineup. All of these players are still in their early to mid 20s, and all of them are viewed as potential stars of Real Madrid's future.
Players like Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Jr are already well established in Real Madrid's attack and aren't going anywhere in the starting lineup. That leaves a number of players sitting on the outside, waiting for their minutes.
Players like Rodrygo, Arda Guler, Endrick, Brahim Diaz, and Gonzalo Garcia are all other available options in the attack, and with that many people waiting in line, getting them all equal minutes is nearly impossible.
One of these players has had the toughest time out of all the attackers to get minutes, and that player is Endrick.
Ever since his arrival in the Spanish capital many have questioned whether it would be in his best interest to stay at Los Blancos, or find another club in the meantime to develop.
Should Real Madrid loan out Endrick already?
Endrick arrived at Real Madrid in July of 2024 and scored in both his La Liga and Champions League debuts for the club. However, despite that somewhat hot start, Endrick never really found his footing in the team.
The 19-year-old has made 22 appearances for Los Blancos, almost all of them coming as a late substitute. Given his young age as well as a long-term injury with a long-term setback in recovery and Endrick's time at Real Madrid seems to be on pace to be over before it can really start.
If the Brazilian ever hope to regularly break into starting lineup, it would be in the best interest of the player, as well as the club to send him out on loan.
There would no doubt be a number of teams in Spain, as well as other leagues that would welcome a loan of the Brazilian to allow him to show his true talents.
From the little we have seen of Endrick there is no denying that he is a fantastic talent, he's just needs to be at a different club to be able to develop as a player at his young age.
Much like with Brahim Diaz at AC Milan, give Endrick two years at another club and he will come back a completely different player.