Arsenal are reportedly keeping in touch about a possible loan move for Real Madrid striker Endrick ahead of the January transfer window.
The Brazil international has long been viewed as an exciting young talent with a bright future, yet his progress has stalled at the Bernabéu.
Endrick spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon to gain more game time, and Arsenal are now also considering a similar loan deal for the upcoming winter.
The report comes from TEAMtalk, which adds that the Gunners would like an option to sign the 20‑year‑old permanently, although Real Madrid still believe in the player and intend to keep him.
However, the limited minutes Endrick is receiving in Madrid suggest this situation cannot continue for long, and his representatives are reportedly open to exploring other opportunities.

Arsenal see loan deal for Endrick as a potential career boost
Endrick still has a promising career ahead, but time is pressing for him to make the right move to take the next step in his development.
Despite Real Madrid’s wish for him to stay, the player appears better suited to a club like Arsenal, where he could secure a first‑team role.
Mikel Arteta has previously succeeded with Martin Odegaard, who also joined Arsenal from Real Madrid at a young age and blossomed into a key player and club captain.
Arsenal currently need more attacking options, and Endrick could provide an upgrade over Viktor Gyokeres.
A loan spell with Lyon showcased his ability when given regular playing time, which would also suit his development.
If Real Madrid does not provide him the necessary minutes, Endrick should leave as soon as possible for the sake of his career.
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