Endrick may move from Real Madrid to AC Milan this January
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 8, 2026, 9:25 PM
Last updated Oct 8, 2026

Real Madrid forward Endrick is reportedly considering a loan move to AC Milan in January. The 20-year-old has struggled for playing time under manager José Mourinho, logging only four minutes on the pitch this season. His position in the squad is further complicated by the presence of Kylian Mbappé and Carlos Espí. After a previous loan at Olympique Lyonnais, Endrick is seeking a similar arrangement to secure more consistent playing opportunities. AC Milan has expressed interest in signing him and is in communication with the player's representatives about a potential transfer.
- •Endrick has played only four minutes this season at Real Madrid.
- •He is behind Mbappé and Espí in the team hierarchy.
- •AC Milan aims to secure his loan for better playing time.
- •Endrick is open to moving to Milan mid-season.
- 9:25 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid star inching towards January AC Milan switch
"A member of the attacking ranks at La Liga giants Real Madrid appears to be inching towards a fresh winter exit from the club. This comes amid mounting speculation that Endrick is primed to link up wi...
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