Milan maintain interest in Endrick as Mourinho rejects exit talk
Milan continue to pursue Real Madrid's Endrick even though Jose Mourinho has dismissed talk of an exit. Milan reportedly want to take the forward on loan with an option to buy and would give Real Madrid a buyback clause, similar to Como's deal for Nico Paz. Endrick's camp is said to be receptive, which has encouraged Ruben Amorim's side.
Milan’s pursuit of Endrick has continued over recent weeks, while Roma have also shown interest in the Real Madrid attacker. José Mourinho has publicly rejected suggestions that the Brazilian could leave, yet that has not cooled Milan’s attention.
La Gazzetta dello Sport says Rúben Amorim regards Endrick as an ideal fit and wants him. Milan’s proposed structure is a loan with a purchase option, plus a buyback clause for Real Madrid, echoing Como’s arrangement for Nico Paz. Endrick’s camp is said to be receptive to a Milan move, and strong RocNation ties give Amorim’s side encouragement.
This story could shape how fans, clubs and agents view loan-with-buyback deals, especially for young South American forwards. Milan supporters may see Endrick as a statement of ambition, while Real Madrid followers could debate whether a buyback clause protects future value. For Endrick, a move may affect playing time, development and commercial profile. The outcome may also influence how similar arrangements are negotiated across European football.