The Milan January transfer window could suddenly ignite around a sensational name: Endrick. According to today’s edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Brazilian striker of Real Madrid has expressed clear favour towards the red‑and‑black club. Although several months remain before the winter repair window, the 2006‑born player indicated that, should the possibility of leaving Spain on loan materialise, the Devil would be at the top of his preferences, attracted by the history and the badge of the red‑and‑black shirt.

Reasons for discontent in Madrid and the national team spectre

This prolonged period without playing risks heavy repercussions also from an international perspective. Brazil’s head coach, Carlo Ancelotti, has called him up and used him in recent friendlies against Australia and India, but his long‑term place in the Seleção is at strong risk. If the situation in the Blancos’ rotations does not change, a January loan departure would become a practically mandatory choice to avoid hindering his development.

Roc Nation, the Brahim Díaz precedent and the deal figures

The idea of the Via Aldo Rossi management would be to replicate a “Brahim Díaz‑style” operation, shaping a negotiation based on a loan that nevertheless allows future terms to be renegotiated. From a financial point of view, a net salary of €2.5 million per season does not frighten the Devil’s coffers. The real strategic knot would remain the possible buy‑out clause: Real Madrid invested about €47.5 million at the end of 2022, which would make any permanent purchase figure decidedly heavy.

How Endrick would change Amorim’s Milan

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