By: Ben Dixon In recent months, Endrick to AC Milan has seemed like a reasonable transfer suggestion and now, it may have taken the next step forward. Real Madrid parting with youngsters is nothing new – look at the Nico…

Real Madrid forward Endrick has reportedly agreed to join AC Milan during the upcoming January transfer window, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. The Brazilian striker is open to departing Los Blancos due to limited playing time, giving the Rossoneri a lead over Roma in the race to sign him.
A January transfer is expected to be a loan deal, though Real Madrid must still decide whether to approve his departure. Milan owner Gerry Cardinale is reportedly confident in securing the deal thanks to connections with Roc Nation after Madrid rejected moves last summer.
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