Real Madrid’s 18-year-old Brazilian forward, Endrick, has been making a remarkable impact in training, earning high praise from goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. Courtois recently shared that Endrick has taken 26 shots on target in training, scoring 20 goals so far. He described Endrick as one of the most dangerously aggressive strikers he has ever faced, even going so far as to say it’s a privilege to have him step in for Karim Benzema.

Courtois highlighted Endrick’s physical strength and powerful shooting, noting that his build is reminiscent of Eden Hazard’s from their time together at Chelsea. Despite his shorter stature, Endrick’s strong legs allow him to maintain balance under pressure and deliver powerful shots. Courtois also offered some advice to the young striker, encouraging him to stay calm as he continues to develop within the team.

Endrick’s integration into the squad has been seamless, with his teammates, including Jude Bellingham, engaging with him in a friendly manner.

Bellingham even affectionately nicknamed him “Bobby” after Endrick mentioned Sir Bobby Charlton as one of his football idols, alongside Cristiano Ronaldo. This camaraderie highlights the positive and supportive atmosphere within the team as they nurture emerging talents.

As the season progresses, there’s growing excitement among fans and analysts to see how Endrick’s impressive potential will translate into competitive performances on the field.