According to a report from 'RTL/ntv and sport.de', the prospect of Real Madrid's Endrick moving to VfB Stuttgart is becoming more concrete. The Spanish sports daily 'as' reports that Endrick is expected to cost a loan fee of three million euros, plus a salary of 1.5 million euros.

VfB Stuttgart has been considered a possible destination for Endrick. Real Madrid prefers to loan the striker to the Bundesliga in the winter. A loan fee of approximately three million euros and a salary of 1.5 million euros have been mentioned. The Brazilian will review all options during the next month.

Information from 'RTL/ntv and sport.de' indicates that the Swabians are showing interest in Endrick, and it is said that VfB coach Sebastian Hoeneß has already spoken with Xabi Alonso about the player. The report adds that Real wants to loan out the Brazilian center forward, preferably to the Bundesliga, for a fee of three million euros, with 1.5 million to be paid as salary. Endrick, who was opposed to a loan in the summer, is now reportedly open to a move.

VfB Stuttgart is reportedly exploring a loan move for Real Madrid's 19-year-old Brazilian player, Endrick, in the upcoming January window. The striker is said to be seeking more playing time. The Bundesliga club has reportedly initiated talks ahead of the winter window and hopes to use the strong relationship between their coach, Sebastian Hoeness, and Madrid's manager, Xabi Alonso, to help with the deal. Endrick, who joined the club in July 2024, has yet to make an appearance in LaLiga this season, which supports reports of his search for more playing time. The forward's contract is valid until 2030, and his market value is listed as €35.00m by Transfermarkt. Several other clubs, including Manchester United, Real Sociedad, and Juventus, have also been linked with the player.