Real Madrid Shoots Itself in the Foot: Two Young Stars on the Verge of Leaving

The Real Madrid is a 'talent grinder'. In recent years, the Merengues have bet on a policy of signing young promises with great potential, but there have been more failures than successes under this rule, with Arda Güler and Endrick being the latest major examples of this.

The Madrid club paid 20 million euros for the Turk and 47.5 'million' for the Brazilian to secure their services and add them to their project at just 18 years old each. However, their participation under Carlo Ancelotti, despite having shown enough talent to succeed in the team, is practically non-existent, and after 'hinting' at leaving in winter, their files will be reopened in the summer.

The two 'pearls', except for the 'exiled' Vallejo and the injured Alaba, are the two players with the least minutes in the first team. Although from the capital they claim that they are two of the biggest promises in football, the Italian coach has hardly counted on them and has relegated them to an inexplicable ostracism.

Güler and Endrick Want to Leave Madrid in the Summer

Güler has been a starter in 8 matches, scoring 3 goals and providing 3 assists, with a record of 7 wins and 1 draw. Endrick, on the other hand, has barely started in 3 matches and has celebrated 5 goals, which means a goal every 80 minutes, the best percentage on the team. These figures, far from justifying 'Carletto', raises more questions than ever.

The Brazilian has not played in 18 matches, while the Turk has been in the same situation in 12, a situation that generates unease and discontent in two players whose ambition is equivalent to their talent. For this reason, the newspaper 'SPORT' has reported that both players have decided to seek minutes at a new destination at the end of the season.

Both Arda and Endrick have as their main goal to compete in the 2026 World Cup with their national teams, but their situation at the Santiago Bernabéu does not help them earn a spot in their respective national squads. Therefore, the idea of the two 'jewels' is to leave in the summer through a loan to a top-tier team that offers them the opportunity to grow and arrive in form for the international tournament, aware that in Madrid they will continue to watch matches from the sidelines.