Liverpool reportedly explored a move for Endrick during the summer as they looked to strengthen their attacking options, but Real Madrid made it clear the Brazilian was not available. The 20-year-old was always likely to face a battle for regular…

Liverpool explored a move for Brazilian attacker Endrick during the summer transfer window, but Real Madrid firmly rejected all approaches. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, the Premier League club considered both permanent and loan deals, but never submitted a formal proposal after Real Madrid made it clear the forward was unavailable.
Aston Villa, Roma, and AC Milan were also reportedly interested in the 20-year-old before Madrid closed the door on any transfer. With Endrick struggling for regular playing time this season, reports suggest his situation could potentially be reconsidered ahead of the January transfer window.
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