Real Madrid outcast wants to stay; next two months crucial in deciding his future – Romano

Real Madrid outcast wants to stay; next two months crucial in deciding his future – Romano Endrick remains determined to succeed at Real Madrid despite barely featuring under Jose Mourinho, but the coming weeks could prove decisive for his immediate future. According to Fabrizio Romano , the Brazilian forward has no desire to give up on his Madrid dream, although the amount of football he receives during October and November will be closely watched as the club and player assess what comes next. Endrick determined to succeed at Real Madrid Notably, the 20-year-old has made just one appearance this season, playing four minutes against Elche.  His lack of opportunities has inevitably raised questions about whether a loan move could become an option later in the campaign. For now, however, Endrick’s position remains clear. Having recovered from the physical discomfort that affected him in August, the Brazil forward is fully fit and focused on earning Mourinho’s trust. Endrick has played just four minutes for Real Madrid this season. (Photo by David Balogh/Getty Images) The next two months therefore offer an important opportunity.  On that note, regular involvement could strengthen his case to remain in Madrid, while continued limited minutes could force the player and club to consider another solution. Real Madrid rejected strong interest in Endrick Endrick was already attracting significant interest during the summer.  As such, the likes of Roma, AC Milan and Aston Villa showed concrete interest , while Liverpool also explored the possibility of a permanent transfer. Endrick wants to succeed at Real Madrid. (Photo by David Balogh/Getty Images) Real Madrid refused to enter negotiations, with the club’s position matching Endrick’s preference to remain at the Santiago Bernabeu and fight for his place. Next three months are crucial for Endrick The situation is not yet at the point where a departure is being discussed as a certainty, although it is not entirely ruled out either .  Instead, Endrick’s immediate future appears closely linked to what happens on the pitch over the next few months. His previous loan spell at Lyon showed that temporary moves can provide valuable playing time, but Real Madrid will first want to see whether he can establish himself within Mourinho’s squad.