According to reports from Spanish and Brazilian media, Endrick's loan to Lyon was considered almost certain. However, El Chiringuito journalist Marcos Benito reported that Real Madrid has decided to suspend the move. A trip to Lyon that was planned for this week by Endrick's representatives was canceled in recent hours. Real Madrid management has requested that the player wait to observe the evolution of the club's situation. The club aims to retain Endrick to be prepared for potential circumstances, such as injuries and the possible departure of Xabi Alonso.

According to ESPN Brasil, Endrick will fly to France soon, as an agreement has been reached with Olympique Lyonnais after weeks of discussion. The deal is a loan without a purchase option, with the French club covering half of the salary. Endrick is expected to sign his contract with Olympique Lyonnais between Christmas and New Year's and will be available to Paulo Fonseca starting January 1. ESPN also adds that his debut could come in the Ligue 1 match against Monaco on January 3.

According to AS, Endrick faces a potential two-match ban, and his situation is less of a concern at Madrid. The outlet describes his departure to Lyon in the winter transfer window as nearly finalized.

Endrick is moving to Lyon on loan from Real Madrid. ESPN reported that he is expected to sign with the French team between Christmas and New Year at the end of December. The loan agreement will be for six months and will not include an option to buy. His salary will be shared with Real Madrid. Endrick is scheduled to report to Lyon on January 1 and is expected to make his debut after the Ligue 1 match against Monaco on January 3.

Matteo Moretto announced that the transfer of Endrick from Real Madrid to Olympique Lyon is almost finalized. According to Le 10 Sport, the Lyon club might abandon the transfer of Louis Munteanu due to the probable arrival of Endrick on loan from Real Madrid.

Lyon hopes to recruit Endrick from Real Madrid in January on a paid loan that does not include a purchase option. According to Jean Sudres, the club's legal manager, if the forward signs on January 1, he would not be eligible for the match against Monaco on the 3rd. Sudres said that the registration requires four days and not two to validate a recruitment.

According to journalist Matteo Moretto of Marca, the six-month transfer of Endrick to Olympique Lyonnais is almost finalized. The agreement between OL and Real Madrid is almost complete, and the player has already agreed to play under Paulo Fonseca. Moretto stated that the agreement between Endrick and Lyon is 100% finalized and the operation between Real Madrid and Lyon is 99.9% done. The loan would not include a purchase option, as Real Madrid wants to keep the player for the future. Clauses could allow Real Madrid to recall Endrick in case of an injury to a Madrid striker during the winter transfer window. The coverage of his €300,000 monthly salary and a loan fee are also part of the discussions between the two clubs.

According to AS, an agreement between the clubs is not yet in place for Endrick's potential loan move to Olympique de Lyon. The outlet also reports that Endrick considers a loan to Olympique de Lyon in January a good option after speaking with his coach, Fonseca.

Endrick is close to leaving Real Madrid in January, with his destination expected to be the French club Lyon. The negotiations between the clubs are nearly finalized, and there appears to be an agreement with Lyon concerning the player. According to Canal + France, Real Madrid would pay a portion of Endrick's salary during this loan until the end of the season. The loan agreement includes a clause where Real Madrid wants the player to participate in a minimum of 25 matches with Lyon, including games in the Europa League and the French Cup, otherwise the French club would be required to pay a penalty. Canal + France also revealed that Real Madrid wants to include a clause allowing Endrick to return to Madrid in the event of an injury. The source explained that the Spanish club wants this clause to have a date of January 31, 2026, while Lyon would prefer January 15 in order to have two weeks to find another forward if Endrick were to return to Madrid. In France, it is considered certain that Endrick will ultimately join Lyon.

Olympique Lyonnais will have Endrick on loan from January for the second half of the season. According to Canal+, there could be penalties for Lyon if the Real Madrid forward does not play in at least 25 matches. The Athletic specified that the two clubs discussed an appearance clause, under which Lyon will have to pay a fee to Real Madrid if a previously negotiated number of matches started by Endrick is not reached. A full agreement between the two clubs could be reached in December.

According to reports, the loan documents for the 19-year-old forward have not been signed yet. It is also reported that OL and Real Madrid want to maintain an option to withdraw from the agreement. The clubs would be in a different situation if Endrick or another of his fellow forwards were to be injured by January 1st. The withdrawal option would also remain open in case of a change of opinion. However, at present, all indications are that the Brazilian forward will continue his development in Ligue 1.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Endrick is nearing a move to Olympique Lyon, with only the final details to be settled. The club hopes to finalize the transfer between November and December, allowing the striker to be settled by early January. Romano also reported that Lyon considers him an important addition for Paolo Fonseca.

The two clubs have agreed on the main elements of Endrick's loan to Lyon, which involves a loan without a purchase option and OL covering 50% of the player's salary. According to Canal+, Real Madrid and Lyon are negotiating a clause that would permit the Brazilian to return in the event of an injury to a Madrid striker. The deadline for this clause is a subject of disagreement, with Real Madrid wanting it to be active until January 31, while OL prefers a January 15 deadline.

The Brazilian press reports that Real Madrid has approved the loan of Endrick to Lyon. According to ESPN Brazil, Lyon will cover 50% of the player's salary, which is approximately 350,000 euros per month in Spain. It is confirmed by the media that the deal includes no purchase option and that Lyon will not pay a fee for this loan.

According to ESPN, Lyon, Real Madrid, and Endrick have a verbal agreement for a loan, and all details of the negotiation were finalized between the end of October and the beginning of November. The Brazilian striker will sign with the French team in January for a six-month loan. During this period, Lyon will pay 50% of Endrick's salary and will not pay a fee for the loan. There is no pre-set purchase option in the agreement, and the lack of a fixed value for the loan discouraged other interested parties, particularly from English football. This was a requirement from Real Madrid, which can request the player's return at any time. Endrick has a contract with Real Madrid until June 2030.

According to Globoesporte, Real Madrid and Olympique Lyonnais have reached a preliminary agreement for Endrick to move on a loan until the end of the season, with no option to buy. The outlet adds that Lyon's coach, Paulo Fonseca, personally contacted Endrick to explain the technical project, surpassing competition from Manchester United.

According to Globoesporte, the loan of Real Madrid's striker Endrick to Olympique Lyon from January is pending only formalities. The details of the agreement have not been made public, but it is almost certain that the contract will include a purchase option. The club would consider the striker for the long term.

Olympique Lyonnais is working to sign Endrick on loan for the second part of the season. According to Globo Esporte, Real Madrid has now approved the idea of a temporary move to OL that does not include a purchase option. Both clubs have reached a verbal agreement on the terms of the deal but still need to finalize documents to validate the agreement. Endrick's entourage is already looking for accommodation in Lyon.

According to Fabrizio Romano, speaking on his YouTube channel, Olympique Lyon are trying to finalize a loan deal for Endrick with Real Madrid quickly because they believe the striker wants to join them. Romano stated that Lyon's aim is to complete the deal immediately rather than wait until the end of January. He also reported that Endrick is prepared to go to Olympique Lyon and that the two clubs are currently discussing the terms of the loan.

Fabrizio Romano reported on his YouTube channel that a deal for Endrick to join Lyon on loan from Real Madrid is almost complete. Romano stated that Endrick is expected to be one of the first players to move in the January transfer window and that the decision is progressing towards a loan move to Lyon. Endrick believes Lyon is the perfect club for his development and is keen to join at the start of January rather than later in the window. He has already spoken with Lyon manager Paulo Fonseca and feels a strong connection to the club, partly due to its history and because Karim Benzema, one of his idols, played there. Negotiations are advanced between Lyon, Real Madrid, and Endrick’s representatives. The move is possible only as a straight loan without an option or obligation to buy, because both Real Madrid and Endrick see his long-term future in Madrid. The loan would be for game time and development, with Endrick eager to impress ahead of a potential World Cup selection.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Endrick is in advanced talks to join Lyon on loan in January, with the deal progressing and expected to be completed. The transfer will be a loan with no purchase option, because Real Madrid wants to retain control of the player and has not lost faith in him. Endrick also believes he can still succeed at Madrid. He has played just 11 minutes of football in all competitions in the current season. Real Madrid still believes that Endrick can become a top player after he scored seven goals last season, and he will have more playing opportunities away from the Spanish capital. The player hopes that a good second half to the season will also give him a chance of being included in the Brazil national team squad.

AS reports that following conversations between Fonseca and Endrick in the last few hours, the player has agreed to the French club. An agreement between the clubs has not yet been reached. The Brazilian player did not consider leaving Madrid on loan to be a substitute at another team a good solution; he would have preferred to be a substitute for Mbappé in that situation. Endrick interprets Lyon as the ideal place for him. Real Madrid and Lyon now need to agree on the details of the operation. Loaning Endrick is also a good option for Madrid.

Real Madrid has established that Endrick's departure will be a loan without a purchase option. ESPN Brasil reports that Manchester United and Aston Villa have withdrawn because of this detail. According to the Brazilian press, Olympique Lyonnais remains in contention. ESPN Brasil also reports that an assistant to Paulo Fonseca at Olympique Lyonnais has been assigned to watch all of Endrick's matches with Real Madrid and Palmeiras to compile a dossier on the 19-year-old striker's style of play.

According to The Athletic, Real Madrid has not yet made a decision on Endrick's future. The club's management intends to take time to make the best decision for the player's development, having invested 60 million euros, including bonuses, to sign him from Palmeiras.

According to sources, the number 9 will be loaned by the Merengues at the opening of the January window in order to gain more playing time during the 2025/26 season. The left-footed player has very advanced negotiations with Lyon. According to people involved in the negotiation, only a major unforeseen event would prevent the contract from being finalized. Endrick is expected to be loaned for six months to the Ligue 1 team, with no purchase option. ESPN has learned that an assistant to Portuguese coach Paulo Fonseca, who manages OL, has been assigned to observe old matches of the number 9 to compile a report on his playing style.

According to information from Fabrizio Romando, a potential loan for Endrick to Lyon would occur in the winter transfer window that opens on January 1, 2026. Romando's report adds that Endrick is looking for a team that will guarantee him playing time in the last semester before the World Cup in Mexico, the United States, and Canada. For this reason, the report states that Endrick views the possible transfer positively, despite it being a move to a club of a lower competitive level than Real Madrid. The article also notes that the French club was close to relegation due to financial problems.

Olympique Lyon is considered the most likely club to acquire Endrick on loan in January. Executives from the club presented a comprehensive project to Endrick and his agent, which the young striker liked. A potential deal would be a loan without a purchase option, lasting until the summer of 2026. Endrick is open to the move and finds playing in Ligue 1 attractive. The plans indicate that Real Madrid would not let Endrick leave permanently. The player will make a decision in the coming weeks, and Olympique Lyon is optimistic about the deal.

The plan is for Endrick to leave Real Madrid on loan in January, and Olympique Lyon are the most likely club to sign him. Lyon's manager, Paulo Fonseca, said in his press conference that he could not comment on players not yet at the club, but smiled when Endrick’s name was mentioned and added that good players are always welcome. The feeling between Endrick and Lyon is excellent, and the player is very excited after the club presented its project and long-term vision. Unless another major proposal with a more convincing sporting plan arrives, Lyon are the frontrunners. An emotional connection is also a factor, as Karim Benzema is one of Endrick’s idols.

A final decision is expected next week regarding whether Olympique Lyon will sign the 19-year-old Brazilian from Real Madrid, according to Fabrizio Romano. A loan deal without a purchase option is being discussed. For this deal, a loan fee and salary of 4.5 million euros would need to be paid. Lyon is Endrick's preferred choice, but the French club is struggling with financial issues.

Fabrizio Romano reported that Endrick has given priority to a transfer to Olympique Lyon, and that negotiations are progressing on the player's side for a transfer that is to be a loan without a purchase option.

Negotiations between Real Madrid and Lyon for the loan of Endrick starting in January 2026 are at an advanced stage. A formal proposal has been made to Real Madrid for the forward to be loaned to Lyon at no cost, with Real Madrid paying a portion of his salary. Lyon's coach, Paulo Fonseca, said that he cannot comment on players they have not signed yet but added that good players are welcome.

ESPN reports, citing sources close to the player, that negotiations between Real Madrid and Lyon for the loan of Endrick have advanced. There is a formal proposal for the player to be loaned to the French club for free, with Real Madrid paying part of the salary from January 2026. According to ESPN, the agreement is nearly finalized and is very unlikely to fail. Lyon began talks with Endrick's representatives about a week ago and presented the benefits for a positive outcome. A source close to Endrick told ESPN that it is hard to imagine any scenario other than Lyon.

Fabrizio Romano said that Endrick is planning to leave Real Madrid on loan in the January transfer window, clarifying that it will be a straight six-month loan with no option to buy and no obligation clause. Romano also stated that Lyon have now started official talks with Endrick’s representatives over a loan deal. According to the journalist, negotiations are ongoing, and Lyon want the player ready to join from 1 January to train with the squad immediately. Romano added that Endrick is open to joining Lyon but will take some time to decide, and also that other clubs are interested, but Lyon’s project is tempting.

According to L'Equipe, Endrick is interested in a transfer to Olympique Lyon because he would be almost certain of a starting place. Lyon hopes to complete the deal due to their good relationship with Roc Nation, which represents both Endrick and Fofana. The transfer could be complicated by Endrick's high salary and the loan fee Real Madrid will demand.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Olympique Lyonnais has made an official approach for Endrick for the winter transfer window. The proposed deal would be a loan until the end of the season, and Romano also reports the player is open to the possibility of joining the club. According to Spanish media, a paid loan fee of 4.5 million euros could be sufficient. Endrick's gross annual salary is 3 million euros, and Olympique Lyonnais would likely pay half.

According to a report from Fabrizio Romano, Olympique Lyon has held discussions with Real Madrid concerning a loan deal in January. During these talks, Lyon presented its sporting concept to the 19-year-old. It is reported that Endrick is open to joining OL and is interested in a loan arrangement until June 2026.

According to a report from ESPN, Olympique Lyonnais is a candidate to sign Endrick on loan from Real Madrid in January. The French club is seeking an attacker and has made an inquiry to evaluate a potential proposal. The move is being considered as Endrick is not currently in the plans of Real Madrid's coach, Xabi Alonso.