The limited playing time and his desire to demonstrate his abilities have led Endrick to make a significant decision regarding his future. He has informed Carlo Ancelotti of his intention to leave Real Madrid, with Real Betis emerging as a potential destination.
The Situation at Real Madrid
Since joining the club, Endrick has not had the chance to make the impact he hoped for. Even with the absence of key players like Vinícius Jr. and Rodrygo, the young forward has had limited opportunities in the first team.
In the Champions League, he has featured in only three matches, with two of them totaling under 10 minutes of play. In La Liga, he’s played less than 22 minutes across six games and was excluded from both the Super Cup and the Intercontinental Cup. This lack of involvement has prompted Endrick to reconsider his position.
Betis’s Need for a Scorer
Meanwhile, Real Betis is struggling with their offensive production. Under manager Manuel Pellegrini, the team has had difficulty scoring, with most of their goals coming from midfielders like Lo Celso. Attackers such as Juanmi, Chimy Ávila, and Bakambu have not been performing as expected, leaving Betis in urgent need of a forward to boost their attacking options.
Endrick’s Desire for More Playing Time
Endrick has communicated to those close to him that he would prefer to gain more playing time elsewhere rather than continue sitting on the bench at Real Madrid. Sources close to the player suggest that he has decided to go on loan for six months to prove his quality on the pitch.
A move to Betis has emerged as a real possibility, although there are still uncertainties about whether the transfer will come to fruition.
An Uncertain Yet Possible Move
While a transfer to Betis is not guaranteed, it remains a possibility. Endrick sees a change of environment as a positive step, and Betis could benefit from his offensive potential.
However, the move will depend on several factors, including Real Madrid’s willingness to loan out Endrick and Betis’s genuine interest in acquiring him.
Although the chances of Endrick joining Betis this winter appear slim, he is eager to find a team where he can secure the playing time and prominence he has not received at Madrid.
