Endrick targeted by Liverpool in proposed €65m move

Liverpool are preparing concrete moves in the coming days to try to sign Real Madrid's young forward Endrick, offering around 65 million euros, sources close to the negotiations say.

The Merseysiders view Endrick as a versatile attacking option who can operate across the front line and believe the fee — 65 million euros — should be enough to persuade Real Madrid to sell.

Game time vs. patience in Madrid

Despite interest, Endrick currently has no intention of leaving Madrid immediately. While he is unlikely to be among the club's first-choice players under Jose Mourinho, the 20-year-old is prepared to wait and fight for minutes.

Liverpool, by contrast, can promise substantially more playing time and a project built around him for the future — a factor that will weigh heavily when he considers any offer from the English club.

Endrick spent last season on loan at Lyon because of limited opportunities at Real; he performed well there and was subsequently recalled by Real Madrid. The forward joined Real in the summer of 2024, with Palmeiras reportedly paid nearly 50 million euros for his transfer.

Across his time with Real so far he has featured in 40 matches and scored seven goals. Real now faces not only a decision over compensation but a longer-term plan for one of the most promising Brazilian attackers of his generation.

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