Endrick ‘Negotiated’ Another Brazilian Signing for Madrid

The visit of Endrick to Valdebebas not only marked his first appearance in the Spanish capital as a player for Real Madrid but also served to begin outlining the next major deals surrounding the Palmeiras forward. Real Madrid and Florentino Pérez drew positive conclusions from what their new star brought from the new world.

Endrick was the talk of the town in the Real Madrid universe last week. His arrival in the Spanish capital as a player for such an ambitious and prestigious club set the stage for the next significant signing around the presidency of Florentino Pérez. For many, it’s a necessary operation.

Endrick stirred up excitement at Barajas, met with all his future teammates at Real Madrid, and even attended the victory of Carlo Ancelotti’s men against Villarreal in the last match of the year at the Bernabéu. It was a busy weekend where everyone at the club, from Florentino Pérez to the last staff member, welcomed a 17-year-old who is beginning to experience what it means to be part of the Merengue institution.

The encounters shared on social media provided insights into the new signing, valued at over 60 million euros from Palmeiras, who has been shining brightly in recent months. Real Madrid expressed optimism about what awaits them from July 2024 and was equally encouraged by Endrick’s descriptions of one of the players closely associated with his time in São Paulo.

A Genius Named Estevao The reports on the Brazilian winger, often known as Messinho, have been updated by Real Madrid. He requested his teammate from Palmeiras, describing him as a genius in every sense. Endrick expressed enthusiasm about reuniting with this raw diamond at the Santiago Bernabéu, leaving Florentino Pérez’s entourage optimistic about the player’s potential.

Real Madrid understands that it won’t be an easy operation, as various European football giants are already making moves in Brazil to secure his services. Endrick praises Estevao, and Real Madrid receives the best possible scouting update for an operation that is expected to cost no less than 60 million euros.