Arsenal continues pursuit of Real Madrid's Endrick ahead of January window
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 6:50 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Arsenal is reportedly eyeing a January transfer for Real Madrid's Brazilian forward Endrick. Discussions regarding Endrick's future at Madrid are set to take place during the upcoming international break, amid concerns about his role in the first team. After a challenging return to Madrid following World Cup duty and injury setbacks, Endrick's pathway to consistent playing time appears unclear. Arsenal remains interested in adding the young forward as they seek another high-level attacking option. The Gunners are not alone in monitoring his situation, with multiple Premier League clubs also expressing interest.
- •Endrick's representatives are set for discussions with Real Madrid soon.
- •His current role at Madrid lacks clarity, prompting transfer interest.
- •Arsenal is one of several clubs tracking Endrick's situation.
- •The January transfer window could depend on assurances from Madrid.
- 6:50 PMYahoo Sports — Report: Arsenal eyeing January move to sign Real Madrid star
"Arsenal Transfer Interest in Endrick Grows as Real Madrid Talks LoomArsenal’s long-standing admiration for Endrick appears to be alive heading into a potentially important phase for the player’s f...
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