Fabrizio Romano shares if Endrick could leave Real Madrid in January with Liverpool keen

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Liverpool are likely to remain in the market for a new right winger in 2027 after failing to get a deal over the line during the summer.The Reds looked at a whole host of options before deciding that they could not improve on Cody Gakpo, who stayed at the club and is likely to feature on the right for a chunk of the season.Endrick was one of the players Liverpool reportedly enquired about signing, but were given instructions that the Brazilian would not be leaving Real Madrid. Photo Credit: Getty Images/Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar Endrick is unlikely to leave Real MadridIt is easy to see why Liverpool earmarked Endrick as somebody who could provide them with an answer on the right wing.

Speaking on his YouTube channel earlier this week, though, Romano said that injury has been preventing Endrick from playing, and suggested that a January move is unlikely.“On Endrick, it’s normal to have stories already because he was wanted by several clubs in the summer, Real Madrid decided to say no as a club, with the president Florentino Perez, with the directors and then with Jose Mourinho himself,” he said.“All of them said no chance for Endrick to leave, but if he wanted to leave he had clubs in England- Liverpool, Aston Villa – clubs in Italy – Roma, Milan – several clubs really keen on signing him, even on a permanent transfer.”READ MORE: Could Liverpool really sell Florian Wirtz to Bayern Munich after ‘secret meetings’ confirmation“So, it’s obvious to have rumours on Endrick. He was not available to play in the first weeks, but Real Madrid remain absolutely confident on him.

So at the moment the Endrick situation is calma, let him play, let him return under Jose Mourinho in the best way possible. There is a very good feeling between Mourinho and Endrick, then we will see.”Romano did concede that if Endrick were to push for an exit in the new year then there would be clubs interested in doing a deal, but for now the expectation is that he will improve his game time under Mourinho and stay at the Bernabeu.“I mean, if Endrick wants to find a solution in January or the summer there’s going to be plenty of clubs for sure, but at the moment the solution is Real Madrid,” he said.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox