According to the Brazilian media globo, due to the lack of playing time in Real Madrid, Endrick's team has begun to evaluate the possibility of leaving the team on loan in the winter window.

The report pointed out that the current idea of ​​​​all parties is to "find another team in European football", and the main purpose is to help Endrick gain game rhythm to ensure that he can be selected for the Brazilian team to participate in the 2026 World Cup. Regarding speculation among Palmeiras fans that he expected a brief return, the report stated that "a return to Brazil is not in the plan."

Palmeiras Club officials also stated that they "do not comment on speculation." It is understood that the internal information received by Palmeiras is that Endrick "has no chance to return to Brazilian football now", and Real Madrid and the player team are inclined to let him find a home in Europe.

Enderrick has not appeared since the injury on May 18, and has not gained Alonso's trust after recovering. He missed three call-ups to the Brazil national team coached by Carlo Ancelotti during his five-month recovery period. With the World Cup just eight months away, getting consistent playing time will be crucial in his bid for a spot in the national team.