Jude Bellingham reacts to Endrick message amid Real Madrid exit rumours
Endrick has caught the attention of Jude Bellingham on social media amid rumours of a Real Madrid exit this summer.
The Brazilian joined Los Blancos from Palmeiras last summer and has played 37 times for the club across all competitions so far, registering seven goals and one assist.
However, the likes of Vinicius Jr and Kylian Mbappe are firmly ahead of him in the pecking order, while Gonzalo Garcia enjoyed a breakout Club World Cup campaign this summer.
And that’s without mentioning any potential incomings to Xabi Alonso’s squad, with Real Madrid forever active in the market.
Endrick set for Real Madrid loan exit
Endrick played just 352 minutes of La Liga football last season and at 19 years old, now is the time for him to step up his development.
According to ESPN (24 July), Real Madrid are exploring loan options within La Liga for the upcoming season to help Endrick pick up more experience.
| Real Madrid stats | Endrick |
| Appearances | 37 |
| Goals | 7 |
| Assists | 1 |
| Minutes | 847 |
It’s understood the teenager is still firmly in the club’s plans, tipped to follow a similar path at the club to compatriot Vinicius Jr.
However, right now, Garcia is seen as a more ‘useful’ squad member, while Alonso is thought to have requested a new striker in a similar style to Joselu — who left Real Madrid following a productive loan spell last summer.
Jude Bellingham reacts to Endrick post
Despite the uncertainty around his immediate future, Endrick has still taken to social media to promote the upcoming FC26 video game, which releases on 26 September.
The youngster posted a promotional image of himself on Instagram — where he has a massive 15million followers — with the caption: “The club is yours. I’m ready to make my mark.”
Real Madrid teammate Jude Bellingham was among the first to drop a like on Endrick’s post, alongside Luka Modric — who recently left the Santiago Bernabeu for AC Milan.
Los Blancos will also have to cope without Bellingham in the short term as the England star recovers from shoulder surgery to repair an injury suffered way back in 2023.
Regardless, the pressure will be on new boss Alonso to deliver as Real Madrid to win either La Liga, the Champions League or the Copa del Rey for the first time since 2020/21 last season.