Liverpool seeks loan for Endrick from Real Madrid as transfer window closes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 6:40 AM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Liverpool has made a late request for Real Madrid forward Endrick on loan as the transfer window approaches its deadline. Liverpool's sporting director Richard Hughes is looking to further bolster their attacking options, following the signing of Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain for £120m. Endrick, who may be surplus to requirements at Real Madrid, could provide essential cover in the center forward position, especially since Hugo Ekitike is sidelined until Christmas or the New Year. However, reports indicate that Real Madrid's management has yet to agree to the loan.
- •Liverpool has requested Endrick on loan from Real Madrid.
- •Bradley Barcola was recently signed for £120m.
- •Ekitike is out injured until Christmas or New Year.
- •Real Madrid's board has not yet approved the loan request.
- •Endrick may offer cover for multiple positions.
- 6:40 AMYahoo Sports — Liverpool make late request to sign Real Madrid forward on loan
"Liverpool’s late window push to improve their attack continues apace. Bradley Barcola has finally been brought in - at a cost of £120m from Paris Saint-Germain. But more signings will follow.Richar...
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