Real Madrid starlet Endrick has said he does not know where he will be playing after the January transfer window. He discussed his limited playing time this season and his gratitude toward coach Jose Mourinho.
Uncertainty over future
Endrick (former Palmeiras star) said: "I don't know what will happen in January, that's all in God's hands. And I ask God for serenity to be able to do the best for my career. I think what will happen, will happen. Regardless of what passes, I will continue with my feet on the ground to be able to do the best, not for Endrick, but for Endrick the player."
Endrick said he feels settled in Madrid but will do everything to boost his career.
Desire for playing time
GOAL reported that Endrick has had limited playing time at Real Madrid this season.
Endrick (Real Madrid starlet) said: "It's not that I need to fly like that, throw myself off a cliff, because I'm only 20 years old. I need to see what will happen and I just want to play. I just want to be happy, I just want to be able to help my teammates, score goals, make assists, like I was able to do at Lyon."
Lyon loan memories
GOAL reported that Endrick spent a successful loan spell at Lyon.
Endrick (Real Madrid starlet) said: "Without a doubt, it was one of the best things that ever happened to me in my life. It was the moment when I was happiest."
Relationship with Mourinho
Endrick (Real Madrid starlet) said: "Mourinho is a guy I really believe in, because every day he comes to see me, he talks to me, he asks how I am, but it's never about football. It's always about my life, how my personal life is going. I value that a lot because he's one of the first coaches who comes to me, talks to me, and welcomes me a lot. I'm very grateful to him for that."
GOAL reported that Endrick is part of Brazil's squad for friendlies against Japan and Singapore.
