AC Milan Makes Its Move for Endrick Ahead of January

The Brazilian forward has barely featured under José Mourinho, and the Italian club is already working on a potential winter loan move.

Endrick Opens the Door to a January Move

AC Milan has emerged as one of the leading candidates to sign Endrick during the winter transfer window. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Brazilian has given an initial positive response to the possibility of joining the Rossoneri on loan in January.

The deal is still far from complete and would depend on Real Madrid opening the door to another temporary move. Milan, however, sees the striker as an opportunity to immediately strengthen its attacking options.

Coach Rúben Amorim is also reportedly in favor of the move, while the player’s camp evaluates which destination could offer him the best chance to regain regular playing time.

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José Mourinho Has Given Him Just Four Minutes

The problem for Endrick is clear: he has barely played since the season began. The forward has logged just four minutes in LaLiga under José Mourinho, once again raising questions over his immediate future.

Competition for places in Madrid has limited his opportunities and, at 20 years old, regular playing time has become a priority. A loan would allow him to continue developing without Real Madrid having to permanently part ways with one of its young prospects.

Aston Villa Also Enters the Race

Milan is not alone. Aston Villa is also among the clubs interested in signing the Brazilian during the January window, while other European teams continue to monitor his situation.

The chance to play in the Premier League represents another attractive option, although recent reports have Milan well positioned in a race that could still change significantly before the window opens.

A Crucial January for Endrick’s Future

The final decision will have to balance Real Madrid’s interests with an increasingly obvious need for the player: to play. Endrick needs consistent minutes to continue his development and remain in contention with Brazil.

If his situation does not change over the coming months, another loan move looks increasingly possible. Milan has already made its move, and January could once again mark an important turning point in the Brazilian forward’s career.