Endrick, who is still 17 years old, continues to develop his skills in Brazil before making the leap to Europe with Real Madrid in 2024. The Brazilian talent is now going through a difficult time given that he has lost his place as a starter in Palmeiras. He was interviewed by the TNT Sports network and has left interesting statements about his expectations for the future in the Old Continent.

Endrick describes his next move to Europe as a dream come true: "Every child wants to play in Europe," he says. He aspires to play like the great players he saw through a screen during his childhood: "You see great players going to the Champions League and then the World Cup. There is also the Europa League. Whenever I was in front of the computer when I was little I thought about this."

"When I started playing professionally, my dream was to play in Europe. Whether I like it or not, I was a professional at 16. Thank God I was able to do it. My head is here now and when I get there I will make everything happen," he adds.

He also talks about his mentality at 17 years old. He explains what he likes to do in his free time, away from the lights and spotlights that surround football players: "I hate going out, I hate going to parties, I hate going to clubs... I like doing things with my family more."

He is not attracted to the part of football that has to do with contracts and money: "I have talked about it from the beginning. I don't like knowing how much I'm going to earn, what it's going to be like the contract... I just want to play football."

"Thank God, I arrived very young and I have been able to see many things. I have been able to see players who have made mistakes. You have to learn from other people and then not make the same mistakes," he concludes.