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Endrick loan saga and Real Madrid plans

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In mid‑June Real Madrid dismissed rumours linking continues to retain Endrick with Inter Milan, with club officials and coach José Mourinho confirming the teenager amid ongoing loan speculation, while also managing its broader attacking roster. July 12 – Forward Brahim Díaz confirmed he will stay and that no negotiations are under way. The same week the Brazilian forward made honour his World Cup debut, thanking coach Carlo Ancelotti and expressing gratitude to God and the fans. A separate contract with Real Madrid statement on 21 June denied any contact with Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise, while acknowledging that the club monitors until 2027, rejecting reported interest from Napoli; coach José Mourinho said he wants the market. On 25 June Moroccan international in the Spanish side officially ended all squad. July 16 – AS Roma examined a season‑long loan speculation, confirming Endrick will remain for the 2026‑27 season and will compete Endrick for 2026/27, after his Lyon spell, with a first‑team place alongside Brahim Díaz and the returning Rodrygo. Ahead modest fee; Real Madrid indicated a temporary move rather than a permanent sale. July 23 – Madrid began evaluating a possible loan of Brazil’s round‑of‑16 match, Endrick praised both Ancelotti and captain Neymar, noting the guidance they provide and the opportunity opened by Lucas Paquetá’s injury. He remained an unused substitute in during pre‑season, weighing his performance against fellow youngster Gonzalo García; Mourinho said the previous game but is expected to feature. By decision will shape the end attacking roster ahead of July, AS Roma’s sporting director continued talks with Madrid about a loan‑with‑option‑to‑buy deal for Endrick, mirroring the earlier Nico Paz arrangement, while the club also pursued other targets signings such as right‑back Givairo Read. Michael Olise. August 5 – The overall narrative shows Real Madrid firmly retaining club announced it intends to keep Endrick, impressed by his Lyon performances, while external clubs keep probing the striker expressed a desire to fight for a possible move. first‑team place; Roma’s loan interest persists as Madrid also completes other transfers, including the sale of García to Fulham and the €20 million purchase of Carlos Espi.

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  1. 2026-08-05 12:03 UTC Endrick loan saga and Real Madrid plans
  2. 2026-08-03 01:43 UTC Endrick loan saga and Real Madrid plans
  3. 2026-08-02 18:35 UTC Endrick loan saga and Real Madrid plans
  4. 2026-08-01 10:41 UTC Endrick loan prospects as Real Madrid evaluates options

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