Endrick’s time at Real Madrid has taken a frustrating turn, with the young forward still waiting for his first minutes under Xabi Alonso despite returning from injury over a month ago.

The 18-year-old is eager to prove himself at the Bernabéu but feels his development is being stalled by the lack of playing time.

According to reports from AS, Endrick is now open to leaving the club on loan in January.

He remains committed to succeeding at Real Madrid in the long term but wants regular minutes elsewhere to continue his growth and maintain his confidence.

Several clubs have already shown serious interest, and the player is assessing his options carefully.

Getafe show strong interest but face obstacles

Getafe have emerged as one of the clubs keen to secure Endrick’s signature.

Manager José Bordalás is reportedly desperate to strengthen his attack, with the team managing just nine goals in nine La Liga matches so far.

The club initially targeted Real Madrid’s Gonzalo García, but competition for the Spaniard’s signature is intense. As a result, Endrick has become their alternative target.

A loan deal would be easier to arrange, and Madrid may be open to the idea to help the youngster gain top-flight experience.

However, Endrick’s conditions could block the move. The Brazilian wants to join a team that competes for domestic titles and European football—criteria Getafe do not meet.

Unless a more competitive side steps forward, his future remains uncertain heading into January.