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Aston Villa Eye Loan Deal for Real Madrid Wonderkid Endrick
8/9/2026, 11:55:37 PM
Potential Endrick Loan to Aston Villa
Aston Villa are monitoring the situation of Brazilian forward Endrick as the summer transfer window draws to a close. Reports suggest the Europa League-winning club are prepared to negotiate a loan move for the 18-year-old, who has struggled for playing time at Real Madrid after joining the Spanish giants in July 2024. Sources in Spain indicate Endrick is eager to secure regular minutes elsewhere in Europe for the upcoming campaign, and local outlet BirminghamLive says Villa are attentive to the possibility.
Background on Endrick’s Recent Career
Endrick arrived at Real Madrid two summers ago but made only a single La Liga appearance in the first half of last season, largely due to the intense competition for attacking places at the Bernabéu. To gain experience, he spent the latter half of the campaign on loan at Lyon, where he recorded 16 goal contributions (goals and assists combined) across 21 matches in all competitions, a performance described as “stunning” by the source.
Villa’s Transfer Activity This Window
In addition to the Endrick pursuit, Villa are reshaping their attacking roster. Leon Bailey is expected to depart for Hull City, while Evann Guessand has attracted interest from Crystal Palace. Mid-season departures include Morgan Rogers, who transferred to Chelsea for a reported £117 million fee, and Jadon Sancho, whose loan spell concluded at the end of last season. The club also secured Youri Tielemans, a versatile midfielder, from Leicester City for £35 million earlier this summer.
Statistical Snapshot
- Endrick’s loan spell at Lyon: 21 appearances, 16 goal contributions.
- Morgan Rogers’ transfer fee: £117 million to Chelsea.
- Youri Tielemans’ fee: £35 million to Manchester United.
Implications for Aston Villa
Securing Endrick on loan would add a high-potential attacking option to Villa’s squad depth, complementing existing signings and addressing the need for regular goal-creating talent. The move also reflects Villa’s broader strategy of leveraging loan deals to acquire emerging players who may be surplus to requirements at larger clubs, thereby strengthening the team without large permanent expenditures.
