ESPN BR reports that while Olympique de Marseille has recently shown interest in signing Endrick, the circumstances are considered unfavorable because of competition in attack and internal and political problems within the club.

Endrick is determined to leave Los Blancos in the winter as he has not played any minutes under new head coach Xabi Alonso. The 19-year-old missed much of pre-season and is now in the process of catching up. He is looking to depart on loan to get minutes ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Fabrizio Romano reports that a permanent exit is being ruled out because the youngster still has hope of establishing himself at Real Madrid in the future. Marseille and Man Utd have been linked with him. El Chiringuito reports that Endrick's representatives met with Real Madrid officials this week to discuss the striker's next move. The same report states that Los Blancos have agreed to let the player leave on loan, that he is keen to leave Spain, and that he would prefer to move to a side playing in Europe.

According to ESPN BR, Olympique de Marseille has shown interest in Endrick. The preference is for a club in one of the five major European leagues or one of the three main clubs in Portugal. Endrick's staff has been approached more frequently, but there is no urgency to decide his destination, as the European transfer window opens between the end of 2025 and the start of 2026.

According to ESPN, Marseille will attempt to sign the 19-year-old Endrick.