Endrick's brace seals 5-2 victory: A promising future...

Endrick, the 18-year-old Brazilian striker, made a significant impact during his appearance for Real Madrid against Celta Vigo in the Copa del Rey. With Madrid leading 2-0, only to be caught by the visitors late in the match, the young prodigy came off the bench to score a decisive brace, helping his team secure a 5-2 win after extra time and advance to the quarter-finals. This match was a crucial moment for Endrick, who has had limited opportunities this season, with just two starts to his name.

Since arriving at Madrid this summer, Endrick has been used 17 times across all competitions, but his role has predominantly been that of a substitute. Despite this, he has remained professional and focused. After his performance, he expressed his gratitude towards his teammate Antonio Rüdiger, who has supported him in training. “These goals are for him,” Endrick said, highlighting the importance of hard work and discipline in his development.

As for his coach, Carlo Ancelotti, he praised Endrick’s attitude and abilities without getting drawn into discussions about his limited playing time. The young striker, aware of the challenges, remains determined to continue working hard and earn the trust of his coach to prove his worth. Endrick’s commitment and professionalism are clear, and it seems only a matter of time before he becomes a more prominent figure in Madrid’s lineup.