Endrick could leave Real Madrid on loan in January if he does not receive enough first-team football, with Roma reported to be one possible destination for the 20-year-old Brazil forward.
According to Madrid Universal, citing Italian journalist Jacopo Aliprandi, Endrick has already discussed the possibility of joining the Serie A club during the winter transfer window with people close to him. However, there is currently no agreement between Real Madrid and Roma.
The report indicates that a move remains only a possibility at this stage. Endrick’s potential departure would depend on his opportunities at Real Madrid and whether the club decides that another temporary spell would be the best option for his development.
The forward returned to the Spanish capital after completing a successful six-month loan at Lyon. During his time in France, he made 15 league appearances, scoring five goals and providing seven assists.
Those figures mean Endrick finished his spell at Lyon with 12 direct goal contributions, although his future remains unresolved as January approaches. Roma have been named as one potential destination, but there has been no confirmation that negotiations are under way or that a formal offer has been made.
Endrick’s situation is therefore dependent on playing time at Real Madrid. If he is unable to establish a regular role, a loan move could offer him the opportunity to continue playing consistently elsewhere. Roma are understood to be among the clubs being considered, but the report does not suggest that a transfer has been agreed.
For now, Endrick remains a Real Madrid player, while any decision over his next step is expected to be influenced by the amount of football available to him. His previous loan at Lyon produced five goals and seven assists in 15 French league matches, and Roma have emerged as a possible option for another temporary move.
No agreement has yet been reached between the clubs, meaning the proposed switch remains a rumour rather than an imminent transfer.