"That's in God's hands" – Endrick gives Everton a little hope over January move

Real Madrid's Endrick, out of favour at the Spanish club, hasn't ruled out a January loan move but says any decision is in God's hands.

Endrick is struggling for playing time at Real Madrid, featuring just four times in La Liga this season as he competes with Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Junior and other attacking options. The 20-year-old is being linked with a potential loan move in January, with Everton among the clubs credited with interest as they seek attacking reinforcement.

Endrick previously spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon, where he scored eight goals and provided eight assists in 21 games. When asked about a potential move away from Madrid, he remained non-committal: "I don't know what will happen in January. That's in God's hands. I only ask for what is best for my career."

He stressed he has no falling out with manager Jose Mourinho and remains committed to Real Madrid, saying the coach checks on him daily and shows him warmth. "I will always give everything for Real Madrid, which stands above all else, but with the affection I receive from Mourinho, I give even more."