Brazilian coach, Carlo Ancelotti, has suggested that Real Madrid forward Endrick consider leaving the club if he wants to secure a spot in Brazil’s squad for the 2026 World Cup.
The 19-year-old has seen limited action this season, featuring in just one match as a 79th-minute substitute in Real Madrid’s 4-0 victory over Valencia.
Speaking to Placar, Ancelotti emphasized that regular playing time is crucial for Endrick’s development.
“It’s important for Endrick to get back to playing,” the Italian tactician told Placar.
“Yes, I spoke with him (Endrick) at the beginning of the season. He was injured, but now he’s fine, he’s back, and he needs to think with his family about what’s best.
“He needs to talk to the club to see what suits him.
“Endrick is very young; this won’t be his last World Cup. He could play in 2026 because he has the necessary quality, but also in 2030, 2034, or even 2038. The important thing is that he plays again and demonstrates his quality.”
