Milan weigh permanent Endrick move with Real Madrid buyback clause
Milan have tracked Real Madrid forward Endrick since the summer and are still monitoring his situation. Endrick turned down a move earlier, but could reconsider in January if his minutes remain scarce. Milan are considering a permanent transfer with a buyback clause, similar to Como's arrangement for Nico Paz, after Real Madrid declined a loan with an option to buy.
Milan have followed Endrick since the summer, and the Real Madrid forward previously declined a move. He explained that choice to José Mourinho, though limited playing time has reportedly made him question it. If his minutes stay low, his stance could shift when the January window opens, with Milan still watching closely.
Real Madrid turned down a loan with an option to buy, preferring a temporary deal like the one they agreed with Lyon in January. Milan’s alternative is a permanent purchase including a buyback clause for Real Madrid, mirroring Como’s arrangement for Nico Paz. Strong ties between the clubs may help.
For supporters, a January move could reshape expectations around Milan’s attack and Real Madrid’s squad planning. Endrick’s development may benefit from regular minutes, while fans of both clubs could debate whether a buyback clause protects Madrid’s long-term interests or limits Milan’s control. The arrangement may also influence how clubs structure future deals for young players, though its wider social impact would likely remain limited to football communities and media discussion.