Endrick Joins Real Madrid Squad in the U.S. Amid Injury Recovery
Although not yet fit to play, Endrick is officially with Real Madrid in the U.S. as he continues recovering from a thigh injury and could still feature at the FIFA Club World Cup.
The 17-year-old Brazilian striker arrived in the United States on Saturday (June 28) and linked up with his future teammates at Real Madrid’s training base in Palm Beach, Florida. While he hasn’t played since mid-May due to a muscle injury, Endrick’s presence is part of a long-term integration plan as he settles into life with Los Blancos.
Warm Welcome from Real Madrid Stars
Endrick was greeted with excitement by some of the club’s biggest names, including:
- Vinicius Jr.
- Kylian Mbappé
- Jude Bellingham
- Luka Modric
- Antonio Rüdiger
And head coach Xabi Alonso, who is eager for the young talent to observe training routines and absorb the tactical dynamics firsthand.
Injury Status: Still in Recovery
Endrick hasn’t played since May 18, when he picked up a right thigh muscle injury against Sevilla in La Liga.
He’s been undergoing rehab with Real Madrid’s medical staff in Spain and now continues treatment in the U.S.
Although officially registered for the Club World Cup, his return to the field depends on significant clinical improvement in the coming days.
Real Madrid’s Next Club World Cup Match
- Juventus
- Tuesday, July 1
- 4 PM (Brasília time)
- Hard Rock Stadium, Miami
- Stage: Round of 16
Real Madrid resumes training on Sunday, following a rest day. The team is also expecting the return of Marco Asensio (back from suspension) and is hopeful that Mbappé, recently sidelined with gastroenteritis, will be available for his Club World Cup debut.
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