Aston Villa sprint for Endrick, Milan and Roma's challenge from Spain

From Spain, Aston Villa is sprinting for the young Brazilian striker Endrick, while Milan and Roma are trying to outpace them; Cadena SER says that the future of the 2006-born is increasingly distant from Real Madrid because he has not managed to convince the new coach of the whites, José Mourinho, and could leave on loan in January.

Cadena SER emphasizes that the competition is so tight that it blocks the way for Endrick, who could restart in January. “EVEN THE YOUTH TEAMS HAVE MORE OPPORTUNITIES,” the broadcaster said, adding that the Brazilian is already considering options to find greater continuity.

Competition at Real

In the whites' roster, ahead of Endrick we find Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior, Brahim Díaz, Carlos Espì and, shortly, Rodrygo returning from injury. Even some elements of the B team seem to have priority, according to Cadena SER.

The most concrete solution is a new loan, following the one to Lyon that last year revived the career of the former Palmeiras player. A transfer in January is now a scenario that is taking shape more and more. The English club has already shown concrete interest, also considering the possibility of an agreement with Endrick's father.

Milan and Roma do not remain inactive: both clubs have already tried in the summer and are ready to resume the dossier, even with forged documents if necessary, to bring Endrick to Serie A. Italy calls the youngster, but the competition is so strong that the decision becomes more complex.

Aston Villa, the new snare

According to Cadena SER, the real snare for the two Italian sides is Aston Villa, which has launched a true sprint to secure the Brazilian. Coach Unai Emery has put the youngster in his sights, hoping he can contribute to the English club.

Aston Villa, like Roma, can offer the prospect of playing in the Champions League, a decisive incentive for a talent who wants to consolidate his career in the Premier League. The transfer would also represent a response to Unai Emery's desire to refresh the attack with a young and versatile talent.

With the race more alive than ever, Endrick's fate remains uncertain, but the pressure from Real Madrid, Milan, Roma and Aston Villa makes the next transfer window a true battlefield.