Agency of Real Madrid Star Wants Move to the Premier League

It has been a whirlwind week in the summer transfer market for Real Madrid. 

Just yesterday alone, the signing of Yan Diomande from German side RB Leipzig was finally announced, whilst the six year contract extension of forward Vinicius Jr was also confirmed. In worse news, the deal to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri all but fell through. 

Nevertheless, it was a very busy day all round. It is expected that the window will now begin to settle down a little, with not much business either way. In fact, it sort of goes hand in hand. With the signing of Diomande, Real Madrid's squad is now full. So, for any players to come in, one must go out first. 

Well, it looks like that might actually happen. Indeed so, as on Friday afternoon (the 7th of August), it is being reported by journalist Ramon Alvarez that Roc Nation, the agency of Endrick, are trying to sound out a loan move for their client, with the Premier League mentioned as a destination. Note: This is with a loan deal in mind.

Last season, after barely completing an accumulative 90 minutes over the first half of the campaign, Endrick was loaned to Ligue 1 side Lyon in January, where he enjoyed a very productive spell, and made his way back into the Brazil fold for the FIFA World Cup, having been left out of the three previous squads before the new year. 

With Carlos Espi from Levante replacing the outgoing Gonzalo Garcia who will link up with Alvaro Arbeloa in the Premier League at Fulham, and with Diomande now off the right hand side, it is hard to see much game time for the 20-year old this season, so a loan deal from that point of view makes sense, especially when the last one went so well.

However, is this ideal, two years after signing for the club. What will have changed next summer? Kylian Mbappe will still be at the club, and it is hard to imagine Endrick replacing him in the XI. The Frenchman also will not be moving to the left wing now that Vinicius has signed a new contract. 

Perhaps, if things don't go well with Diomande this season, the right hand side could end up in Endrick's possession, but it really feels like a bit of a stretch. It may seem harsh, but as it stands, it is hard to picture his future at the club. Let's see.