Real Madrid striker Endrick has given Everton a little hope over a potential move in January, insisting that any move is in God’s hands. The striker is currently out of favour at the Spanish giants, featuring just four times in…

Real Madrid striker Endrick has addressed speculation regarding a potential January transfer, stating that his future is "in God’s hands." Everton have been linked with the 20-year-old forward as manager David Moyes seeks attacking reinforcements to support Thierno Barry. Endrick has struggled for regular playing time this season under Jose Mourinho, competing against forwards such as Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior.
Endrick previously spent a successful loan spell at Lyon, scoring eight goals in 21 appearances. While the Brazilian reiterated his desire to play regularly and advance his career, he clarified that he maintains a positive, respectful relationship with Mourinho and will not force a move away from Madrid.
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