Real Madrid star DEMANDS club sign Mbappe
Tom Weber
- Updated: 13 Sept 2023 16:56 BST
- 3 min read
Wonderkid signing Endrick has admitted that he would be thrilled to play alongside Kylian Mbappe at Real Madrid.
The Brazilian teenager will arrive at the Santiago Bernabeu next summer when he turns 18 after Los Blancos announced late last year that they had managed to snap up the Palmeiras sensation.
The 17-year-old has impressed ever since he first burst onto the scene, prompting Real to shell out €37.5 million to secure his sought-after signature.
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One man who hasn't been officially announced as a Real Madrid player but who could very well link up with Endrick in the Spanish capital next summer is Kylian Mbappe. The Frenchman has been linked with Los Blancos for years and given that he still has not put pen to paper on a contract extension at Paris Saint-Germain, he will be able to get his dream move to Madrid next year as things stand.
Mbappe could take Endrick under his wing and the young Brazilian has now admitted that he would relish the opportunity to play with and learn from the 24-year-old.
What did Endrick say?
Speaking to TNT Sports, Endrick said: "It would be wonderful to play with him [Mbappe]. I'm a Real Madrid supporter, so the more stars that sign for Madrid, the better. It would be fantastic if he signed."
The youngster also spoke about himself and his habits away from the football pitch and the excitement of finally joining Real. "I hate going out," Endrick said, "I hate going to parties, I like being with my family, going to restaurants. This contract thing, I don't like knowing how much I'm going to earn, I just want to play soccer."
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"I talked to both Rodrygo and Vinicius when they came home this summer, we had a chance to talk a little and Vinicius explained how things are in Spain. When they talk to me about it I picture myself there already, but I try to avoid thinking a lot about it to prevent anxiety."
