Roma continue to monitor Endrick closely as uncertainty remains over the Brazilian forward’s role at Real Madrid.
According to Matteo Moretto, Endrick would prefer to stay in Spain and fight for his place, but Real Madrid’s depth in attack could still open the door to a loan move later in the transfer window.
Roma are understood to be fully aware of that possibility and have been working quietly with the player’s representatives for some time. The Giallorossi have made it clear they would be ready to welcome Endrick if Real Madrid decide to sanction a temporary move.
For now, the situation remains dependent on developments in Madrid, but Roma are positioning themselves to act quickly if the opportunity becomes concrete.
From Turkey: Roma make first offer for Endrick
According to Turkish journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu, Roma have submitted an offer to Real Madrid for Endrick as they continue to monitor the Brazilian’s situation.
The Giallorossi are said to have moved ahead of Fenerbahçe, who have since turned their attention to Napoli striker Romelu Lukaku.
However, Endrick has not yet given the green light to a loan move and the situation remains on hold. The young forward is also attracting interest from several Premier League clubs, leaving Roma waiting to see if he changes his mind in the coming weeks before making their next move.
Alfredo Pedullà: Endrick remains a real opportunity for Roma
According to Alfredo Pedullà, Endrick remains both a long-term target and a potential market opportunity for Roma if Real Madrid decide to let the Brazilian leave this summer.
A final decision from the Spanish club is expected soon and, should the door open to a transfer, Roma would still have a genuine chance of landing the 20-year-old despite strong competition from other clubs.
Alfredo Pedullà: Roma hold fresh talks with Endrick’s agents – Updated 3:45PM
According to Alfredo Pedullà, Roma held fresh talks with Endrick’s representatives today as they continue to position themselves for a potential loan move.
Real Madrid are expected to decide within the next week whether to send the Brazilian striker out on loan. If the Spanish club approves a temporary departure, Roma are prepared to make their move despite facing strong competition from several other clubs.
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