In a thrilling clash between Real Madrid and Stuttgart, 18-year-old forward Endrick made headlines by scoring his first-ever Champions League goal in a stunning fashion. The Brazilian’s long-range strike in the dying minutes of the match not only sealed a 3-1 victory for his team but also etched his name into history as the youngest
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Real Madrid’s highly-anticipated summer signing, Kylian Mbappé, made his home debut at the Santiago Bernabeu amid much fanfare. However, it was another newcomer, Endrick, who stole the show with a goal to extend Madrid’s lead over Real Valladolid to 3-0. Mbappé failed to find the back of the net during his 86 minutes on the
Endrick, the Brazilian teenager, has officially been unveiled as Real Madrid’s newest transfer at the iconic Bernabéu stadium. The highly anticipated move came after Madrid agreed on a deal with Palmeiras in December 2022, but Endrick could only join the club after turning 18 on July 21, 2024. The emotional 18-year-old expressed his joy and
The upcoming match between Manchester City and Arsenal holds significant importance, especially for Arsenal’s manager, Mikel Arteta. This game could potentially be the most crucial moment in Arteta’s managerial career. Since his arrival in 2019, Arteta has worked tirelessly alongside the sporting director to build a team capable of competing at the highest level. Sunday’s
England’s recent 1-0 defeat against Brazil at Wembley has once again highlighted their shortcomings when facing top-tier teams. Despite Gareth Southgate’s efforts to revitalize the squad and improve their performance, the match against Brazil exposed familiar weaknesses in defense and midfield control. Southgate’s team has made progress in recent years with notable tournament runs, but
Palmeiras is reportedly making a final push to convince Real Madrid to allow them to keep Endrick until the end of 2024. Sources have revealed that Palmeiras president Leila Pereira has asked the player’s representatives if he would be willing to stay in Brazil until December. The club hopes to take advantage of Madrid chief
Endrick, the 17-year-old forward from Palmeiras, remains resolute in his commitment to his current team despite his impending move to Real Madrid next summer. His recent visit to the Bernabeu has sparked excitement among fans and media alike, but Endrick is determined to keep his focus on continuing his journey with Palmeiras until he turns
As the anticipation builds for Endrick’s future at Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti, the club’s coach, has shared some advice with the young Brazilian forward. During Endrick’s recent visit to Madrid, Ancelotti urged him to “enjoy the moment” as he embarks on this exciting new chapter of his career. At 17 years old, Endrick has already