Real Madrid youngster has a ‘70% chance’ of leaving in January, claims journalist

Real Madrid youngster has a ‘70% chance’ of leaving in January, claims journalist Real Madrid are usually dormant through the January transfer window, as the club neither believe in mid-season arrivals or departures. Yet, there is a sense of worry that some big names may seek departures this winter given how they have been starved for minutes under Jose Mourinho. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Thiago Pitarch and Endrick are some of the player who have been linked with exits, although Jose Mourinho is insisting that he wants all three players to stay at the club until the end of the season. One frontrunner to leave Of the three players, Matteo Moretto via DAZN reports that Endrick is likely the closest to leaving Real Madrid in January with close to a 70% chance of leaving on loan. Endrick may leave in January. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images) Even though the manager has repeatedly claimed and made clear that he wants the player to stay, Endrick is desperate for minutes – something he is not guaranteed at Real Madrid. He wants to gain more experience, as he did in his last loan stint. Multiple Premier League clubs are interested in signing him in the winter, as are the likes of AS Roma and AC Milan. Decision lies with the player The reliable journalist also adds that the final decision over Endrick’s future will ultimately lie with the player himself, and that the club will listen to whatever he proposes. If the Brazilian star decides to leave, he will find a plethora of suitors at his doorstep and Real Madrid will not obstruct a move that they understand is critical for his development. Mourinho wants the player to stay. (Photo by Juan Manuel Serrano Arce/Getty Images) Thus, all the player has to do is communicate to the club that he wishes to leave on loan, and they will facilitate that decision openly. From the club’s perspective, however, they would prefer that he stays until the end of the season and fights for a place. After all, the campaign is still long and chances will inevitably arise through rotations or injury setbacks. All eyes, thus, are on the Brazilian phenom to see what he feels is best for his carer. He does not have much time left to make a decision, but he is currently more out of the club’s second half of the season than inside it.