Roma could face competition from Manchester United in the developing race for Real Madrid forward Endrick.
According to transfer journalist Ekrem Konur, Manchester United have monitored the Brazilian for several years and could consider making a move in 2027. The Premier League club are reportedly expected to assess his situation before the January transfer window.
No formal approach or negotiations have been reported at this stage, and the information should therefore be treated as an early transfer-market development.
Endrick struggling for opportunities at Real Madrid
Endrick has not featured under José Mourinho this season and currently finds himself behind Kylian Mbappé and Espi in Real Madrid’s attacking hierarchy.
His limited playing time has created uncertainty over his immediate future, with a temporary departure potentially offering the 20-year-old an opportunity to play more regularly during the second half of the season.
Real Madrid are expected to evaluate Endrick’s position ahead of January before deciding whether to retain him or sanction another loan.
The Brazilian previously spent time on loan at Lyon and remains under contract with the Spanish club until 2030.
Roma continue to monitor Endrick
Roma have been repeatedly linked with Endrick and could revive their interest ahead of the January transfer window.
Tony D’Amico is believed to regard the Brazilian as an attractive option for Gian Piero Gasperini’s attack. A loan agreement would allow Roma to add another explosive forward without immediately committing to a permanent transfer.
The player’s lack of minutes in Madrid could strengthen Roma’s position, but reported interest from Manchester United demonstrates the level of competition they may encounter if Endrick becomes available.
Much will depend on the role Real Madrid envisage for the forward during the coming months. For now, Roma remain among the clubs monitoring his situation, while Manchester United’s longer-term interest introduces another potential destination.
Source: Ekrem Konur
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