Liverpool have been linked with Real Madrid star Endrick in the past and now his agent has spoken out over future prospects…

Real Madrid forward Endrick's agent has admitted they are assessing the Brazilian's future ahead of the January transfer window. Michael Yormack, president of Roc Nation Sports International, stated that while the 20-year-old prefers to stay in Madrid, he must play to aid his development after being limited to four appearances across all competitions this season.
Liverpool reportedly inquired about Endrick's availability during the summer transfer window, but Real Madrid dismissed the approach. The article notes that a loan deal could present an opportunity for Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola to add attacking depth alongside Bradley Barcola.
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