Real Madrid's Brazilian forward Endrick is considering a move to Serie A in January, with AC Milan and Roma emerging as potential destinations.
Endrick has played only four minutes of LaLiga football, which has raised concerns about his development and the uncertainty surrounding his future at the Bernabeu.
Sources suggest that Endrick is giving more serious consideration to a move to Italy, hoping to revive his career and secure regular playing time.
AC Milan is viewed as his strongest potential landing spot, but Roma's impressive start to the season has made them a potential competitor for his signature.
Real Madrid must also consider the potential decline in Endrick's market value if he remains on the sidelines for an extended period.
Endrick's progress has stalled, and a January departure is increasingly possible if he cannot secure a meaningful role in the team.
Competition for places is fierce, with established attacking stars like Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior ahead of him in the pecking order.
Yan Diomande is also part of the conversation around Madrid's attacking options, further complicating Endrick's path into the team.
However, Real Madrid's problems extend beyond Endrick's lack of minutes, as the team faces questions over its attacking hierarchy and the pressure surrounding manager Mourinho.
For Endrick, the immediate priority is his own development, and he needs regular football to demonstrate the qualities that made him one of Brazil's most exciting prospects.
A January move would represent a significant decision for both player and club, but with Milan and Roma potentially offering a route back to regular action, Endrick's future at the Bernabeu looks increasingly uncertain.
