Manchester United have turned their attention to an unexpected name in their search for attacking reinforcements. The club has held a meeting with representatives of Real Madrid's 19-year-old Brazilian striker Endrick. According to the report, the player's representatives have begun preliminary work on a potential transfer, stating that England has emerged as the preferred destination should he leave Spain.
It's worth recalling that Endrick, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon and delivered six goals and seven assists in 18 appearances for the French club, earned a place in Brazil's World Cup squad following that breakout form. However, amid concerns over securing regular playing time under head coach Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid, the player is said to want to continue his career in an environment where he can keep developing.
Alongside Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa and Fulham are all said to have held discussions regarding Endrick's situation. While clubs such as Tottenham, Aston Villa and Fulham are said to be open to a straight loan, Manchester United, along with the other major clubs, are said to be insisting on a loan deal that includes an option to buy. Real Madrid having already strengthened their attack this summer with the signings of Carlos Espi and Yan Diomande is seen as a factor increasing the likelihood of Endrick's departure.
Source: IndyKaila News
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