Borussia Dortmund are interested in Endrick. Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has said that any club interested in Endrick would have to fight with him. According to TEAMtalk’s transfer insider, Graeme Bailey, on October 5, Real Madrid have no plans to let Endrick leave in the January transfer window. Endrick’s representatives held talks with Madrid over the youngster’s future during the recent international break. Bailey reported that Endrick’s representatives made clear that his current situation is not acceptable to them, given the youngster's apparent low position in the team's hierarchy. Real Madrid are not willing to approve a departure in the middle of the season. Bailey also reported that Real Madrid have acknowledged that a temporary move could be the best solution to get Endrick playing regularly, but the club’s position is that they do not want to lose control of Endrick’s future and will not approve a permanent transfer at this stage.

According to Spanish journalist Juan Jesus, Borussia Dortmund are among several clubs monitoring the situation of Endrick, with Manchester United leading the interest from the Premier League. The player's camp wants to negotiate a permanent exit, which could be a permanent transfer this winter or a loan with an obligatory purchase option, and they do not want a temporary solution.

Endrick, who joined Real Madrid from Palmeiras for €47.5m, has been linked with a loan move to Borussia Dortmund due to his lack of game time. However, it's considered impossible for him to leave in January as he is the only natural striker providing back-up to Mbappe at Madrid.