Real Madrid could eventually lean on former manager Carlo Ancelotti for a helping hand in the transfer window this summer. The new manager of Brazil has a number of his former charges in violation of his World Cup 2026 team.
Not least Goes Rodrygo, who is strongly connected to an exit this summer. He was omitted from the first team of Ancelotti, after he had not played in the Santiago Bernabeu for the last month of Ancelotti's second Stint. The selection of Brazil is not so much a factor for Rodrygo as it could be for Endrick Felipe, with the first one laid member of the team.
As reported on different occasions, Los Blancos wants to let go on loan this summer, the feeling that the 19-year-old needs more regular playing time to continue to develop. Endrick has sustained a second relapse of his muscle injury that loved him from the club's world's cup and is probably out until October. During his recovery, however, Gonzalo Garcia Torres has earned a place in the Xabi Alonso team and the alternative number nine for Kylian Mbappe will be next season.
Another absence of Ancelotti's first Brazilian team was Endrick, who was injured at the time. ESPN says that Endrick stands in his plans for the World Cup 2026, but that Ancelotti is in favor of getting more regular playing time if he wants to stay. At Real Madrid he is now third in the pecking order.
Until now, Endrick has been clear that he wants to stay with the club, despite interest from two Series A giants. His camp not only reminded him of the lack of success of other borrowed Real Madrid stars that Jesus and Luka Jovic Reinier, but also the rewards for the perseverance of Vinicius Junior.