Real Madrid have decisions to make over several players futures this season and one of them appears to have garnered interest from Tottenham Hotspur. The Premier League club are enduring a nightmare season and are likely to make many changes to their squad this summer.
That could include the sale of Cristian Romero who has been frustrated with his club's ownership. The Argentine defender is reportedly on Florentino Perez's wishlist and is eager to leave the North London giants.
While Romero could arrive at the Estadio Bernabeu it seems Spurs might look to use talks over the 27-year-old to sign Endrick. The Brazilian attacker is on loan at Lyon until the end of the season.
Tottenham prepare huge offensive for Real Madrid's Endrick
Endrick has starred in France and refound the sensational form which saw Madrid swoop for his signature in the summer of 2024. The 19-year-old has bagged five goals in six games for the Ligue 1 club and Los Blancos' higher-ups view him as a new signing once he returns to the Bernabeu.
Fichajes reports that Tottenham are keen on signing Endrick and are prepared to spend around
â¬100 million on the teenage wonderkid. They plan to make him "the face of their attack for the next decade."
That will be under a new manager following the Lilywhites' decision to sack Thomas Frank. A disastrous Premier League campaign led to the Danish coach's dismissal with his side sat 16th in the league and only five points above the relegation zone.
Spurs have no chance signing Endrick
Whether Madrid would be willing to sanction Endrick's sale for a fee of over â¬100 million is unknown. He will likely still be behind Kylian Mbappe in the pecking order once he returns to the Spanish capital following his loan at Lyon.
That said, if a potential move to Spurs is put to the player it seems inconceivable that he'd agree to the move. The Premier League club are one of Europe's heavyweights but they are a fallen giant who are in a relegation battle rather than competing for European football.
Endrick is a superstar talent who surely would view a move to the North London outfit as a downgrade. He will be focused on proving his worth at the Estadio Bernabeu where he has four years on his contract.
So any possibility of the Brazilian leaving for Spurs seems like a non-starter irrespective of the club's stance over his future. If a club such as Manchester United or Liverpool were to swoop for the Selecao starlet then that's a more probable transfer.