Real Madrid have agreed with Olympique Lyonnais on the loan of 19-year-old Endrick Felipe until the end of this season. The French team’s aim is for the Brazilian striker to demonstrate his “solid experience at the highest level” and also his “maturity acquired in demanding sporting environments”. Olympique Lyonnais announced this on its website on Tuesday. “At just 19 years old, Endrick comes to OL with solid experience at the highest level and the maturity gained in demanding sporting environments.
“His attacking profile, his influence in key areas and his energy are key assets to support the team in the second half of the season, which is characterized by numerous goals to achieve,” the statement said. “Born in Taguatinga, near Brasilia, Endrick Felipe Moreira de Sousa began playing football in the Palmeiras youth academy, where he quickly established himself as one of the most promising talents of his generation.”
“A natural goalscorer, he soon stood out on the international stage, winning several individual and team trophies in lower categories, notably at the prestigious Montaigu tournament in 2022,” Olympique stressed in the same statement. “At just 16 years old, he signed his first professional contract with Palmeiras and made his Brazilian league debut against Coritiba.”
The left-footed striker continued to impress, confirming his potential and earning a contract with Real Madrid, where he moved in the summer of 2024 when he came of age. Before leaving for Europe, Endrick, nicknamed “Bobby”, played 82 games for the São Paulo club, scoring 21 goals and winning the Brazilian championship twice,” the text continues. “Since his arrival at Real Madrid, Endrick has continued his development at the highest level.” He has shown his ability to be decisive with 7 goals in 39 games in all competitions.
As a fast, technically gifted and precise striker, he has established himself in the Brazilian team and was promoted from the youth ranks to the “Seleção” in just a few months. “At 19 years old, he already has 14 international matches and 3 goals for Brazil,” says the press release.
Finally, Olympique reported that Endrick “will be present with the first team from December 29th at the start of pre-season training” and thanked Real Madrid for “the quality of discussions and collaboration” that made this loan possible.
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