The young Brazilian talent, who joined Madrid amid high expectations, has impressed in limited appearances under Carlo Ancelotti, playing in over 30 matches. However, consistent minutes have been hard to come by due to stiff competition from stars like Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Jr., Rodrygo, and Jude Bellingham.
Juventus hope to offer Endrick more regular game time in Serie A—renowned for its tactical rigor—to support his growth, while Madrid maintains full control over his long-term future.
Real Madrid are not open to a permanent transfer, instead viewing the loan as a developmental step for the forward.
This potential move is said to align with incoming manager Xabi Alonso’s plans, with discussions ongoing and a deal likely to be finalized after the FIFA Club World Cup in July 2025
