With only 141 minutes this season, Endrick leaves door open to leaving Real Madrid in January

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Real Madrid forward Endrick left open on Tuesday (10) the possibility of changing clubs in the European winter transfer window, in January. According to Folha de S.Paulo, he does not rule out a move to get more minutes and stay on the radar of Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti.

The 20-year-old, who came up through Palmeiras, was the first of the 26 players called up for the November friendlies to speak to the press. He said he does not know what will happen in January, asked only that it be what is best for his career, and said that, being very young, he does not need to rush. "I just want to play, be happy, help my teammates," he said.

After getting injured at the start of the season, Endrick has played only 141 minutes, in four Spanish league games and three Champions League games, scoring one goal. He acknowledged the fierce competition in the Spanish club's attack, where France's Kylian Mbappé is ahead of him. In the previous winter window, the Brazilian had been loaned to Lyon, in France, where he played 21 matches, with eight goals and eight assists.

Despite his limited role, the forward praised coach José Mourinho. According to him, the Portuguese manager talks to him every day, but about his personal life rather than soccer, which he said he values.

Endrick also commented on Brazil's next opponent, Japan, knocked out by Brazil in the round of 16 of the last World Cup, a match in which he came on at halftime for the injured Paquetá and the team came from behind to win. Brazil face Japan on Saturday (14) at 7:15 a.m. Brasília time, and Singapore three days later at 7 a.m., both at Singapore's National Stadium.