Real Madrid’s attacking options are expanding under Jose Mourinho, with Endrick, Yan Diomande and Carlos Espi offering fresh solutions in the final third.

Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho must restructure his attacking lineup during Vinicius Jr's four-match La Liga suspension, starting with El Clasico against Barcelona. The absence has created opportunities for other forwards after Real Madrid recently recorded 4-1 victories against both Sevilla and RB Leipzig. Kylian Mbappe continues to lead the forward line, supported by alternative attacking combinations.
Winger Yan Diomande has emerged as a primary replacement on the left wing, having registered three goals and four assists this season. Additional attacking options include 20-year-old forward Endrick, who recently returned from a loan spell at Lyon, and 21-year-old target man Carlos Espi, who has scored three goals in 37 substitute minutes.
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