Brazilian forward Endrick Felipe is reportedly considering a move to Italy as uncertainty continues to surround his future at Real Madrid. With his opportunities at the Spanish giants becoming increasingly limited, both AC Milan and AS Roma have emerged as potential destinations ahead of the January transfer window. A move to Serie A could offer the 20-year-old a fresh start and the regular playing time he needs to continue developing his career.

Endrick has struggled to make an impact at Madrid this season, spending most of his time on the bench. He was again an unused substitute on Saturday as Jose Mourinho’s side secured a 1-0 victory over Villarreal. Having played just four minutes in LaLiga, the young striker faces growing concerns about his progress and his ability to establish himself at one of Europe’s biggest clubs.

AC Milan are considered the leading contenders to secure Endrick’s signature, although Roma could also enter the race. Roma’s impressive start to the campaign has strengthened their position as a possible destination for the Brazilian forward. Both Italian clubs could provide him with a more suitable environment to gain valuable experience, improve his confidence and demonstrate the potential that made him one of Brazil’s most promising young talents.

Real Madrid must also weigh the long-term implications of Endrick’s situation. The club signed him with high expectations, viewing him as a potential future star, but his development has stalled amid limited first-team opportunities. Allowing him to remain on the sidelines for an extended period could affect his market value and slow his progress, making a January departure an increasingly realistic option if his circumstances do not improve.

Competition for attacking positions at Madrid remains fierce, with established stars such as Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior occupying prominent roles in the forward line. The presence of other attacking options further complicates Endrick’s path into the starting team. As the January transfer window approaches, a move to Italy could represent an important turning point in his career, giving him the chance to fulfil his potential while leaving Madrid to reconsider how best to manage his development.