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Palmeiras Pushing To Keep Endrick Until December Despite Madrid Plans

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Palmeiras are reportedly making a last-ditch effort to persuade Real Madrid to allow them to retain Endrick until the conclusion of 2024. The young forward, who was signed by Madrid in December 2022, is set to join the Spanish club upon turning 18 in July.

Sources reveal that Palmeiras' president has reached out to Endrick's representatives to explore the possibility of him staying in Brazil until December. The club is hoping to capitalize on Madrid's chief scout's visit to Brazil this week to advocate for a change in plans.

Real Madrid still owes installments on Endrick's transfer, which Palmeiras aims to leverage in negotiations. However, the player remains intent on joining Madrid for preseason this summer, with the LaLiga club eager to have him for their upcoming tour of the United States.

Endrick, a full Brazil international, showcased his talent by scoring 11 goals in 31 appearances during Brazil's 2023 Serie A championship. His recent goal in a match against Corinthians in the Campeonato Paulista further underlines his potential.

Madrid's coach, Carlo Ancelotti, affirmed that Endrick will be integrated into the first-team squad upon his arrival, emphasizing the focus on immediate fixtures rather than long-term plans.

Palmeiras remains optimistic about retaining Endrick until December, with discussions expected to take place between the club's president and Madrid's scout. The outcome of these negotiations will determine the young talent's immediate future in the world of football.

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