Real Madrid’s rival in Spain, Getafe, continues to dream of signing Endrick
Real Madrid forward Endrick remains a hot commodity in the Spanish transfer market, with Getafe CF continuing to pursue a potential loan move for the Brazilian teenager. Despite limited minutes last season, the 19-year-old has attracted attention from several clubs, with Getafe among the most persistent suitors.
According to Transfer Feed, the La Liga side is willing to wait until the final day of the transfer window to secure the striker on loan, hoping to capitalize on uncertainties surrounding Endrick’s role under new head coach Xabi Alonso.
Uncertain Role Amid Rising Competition
Endrick’s debut season in Madrid saw few opportunities, particularly as Gonzalo García emerged as a surprise standout in early fixtures. The Brazilian also missed the Club World Cup due to injury, further limiting his visibility during key team moments.
Although Real Madrid values Endrick’s long-term potential, the club has not ruled out a temporary departure especially if forward Rodrygo remains in the squad. Any decision on a loan deal is expected to depend on how the rest of the summer transfer window unfolds.
A Strategic Move by Getafe
Getafe sees Endrick as a possible offensive spark, and bringing in a player from Madrid—especially one with global hype would be a strategic coup. While Real Madrid currently prioritizes keeping the Brazilian talent, the situation remains fluid.
This isn’t the first time Getafe has sought top-tier young talent through loans. The club, under head coach José Bordalás, has previously developed younger players from larger teams with success and is reportedly preparing an offer structure that aligns with Madrid’s preferences.
Interest from Abroad
Beyond La Liga, Juventus has also expressed interest in acquiring Endrick. However, sources close to the club suggest Real Madrid will only sanction a loan if key attacking players like Rodrygo remain at the Bernabéu.
For now, Endrick continues training in Madrid, awaiting clarity on his future role. The next few weeks could determine whether the highly touted forward continues his development at Real Madrid—or gains experience elsewhere in La Liga.
