The young Brazilian Endrick, a standout player for Real Madrid, scored two goals in the victory against Celta de Vigo in the Copa del Rey, securing the team's qualification. However, coach Carlo Ancelotti pointed out an important issue: Endrick's adaptation to European football.
In a press conference,
Ancelotti stated:“Endrick? My opinion has never changed. He is young, came from Brazil, and needs to adapt. He is progressing as we expected. He is very professional, very serious. He is making the most of the minutes I’m giving him.”
Ancelotti's remarks spark reactions on social media
The Italian coach's statement divided opinions among fans.
- Many Brazilian fans criticized what they described as Ancelotti's reluctance toward the young striker.
- Others pointed out that without Endrick's goals, Real Madrid might have been eliminated, leaving Ancelotti in a precarious position at the club.
- Despite the criticism, some argue that the coach is being cautious to avoid rushing the player’s development.
Endrick’s numbers at Real Madrid
Since his arrival, Endrick has delivered solid performances despite limited opportunities:
- 14 matches played, with only 289 minutes on the field.
- 4 goals scored this season, an impressive average considering his playing time.
- Contract valid until June 2030 and a market value of €40 million, according to Transfermarkt.
Conclusion: Endrick keeps growing at Real Madrid
Despite the criticism and Carlo Ancelotti's warning, Endrick continues to prove his worth with decisive performances. The young Brazilian forward is undergoing a natural adaptation process and promises to be one of the brightest stars in world football in the coming years.
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