According to "AS" report, Real Madrid's 19-year-old forward Endrick is considering renting out. He will give priority to European teams, and the cost of renting a player is about 4.5 million euros for half a year.

It is reported that Endrick's agent has begun to listen to rental offers from all parties, and the player himself has also set himself two months to make a decision. If he is still not reused under Alonso during this period, he will choose to rent out. Ndrick hopes to find opportunities outside of Spain as he is unwilling to play for other La Liga clubs and still dreams of establishing himself at Real Madrid in the future.

In addition, Endrick hopes to join a team that can participate in European competitions, especially the Champions League, to gain more exposure opportunities and thereby increase his chances of participating in the World Cup. Before joining Real Madrid, Ndrick had already made a name for himself with the national team, breaking many records for young players, including becoming the youngest member of the Brazilian team to participate in the Copa America.

Currently, many teams are paying close attention to Endrick's situation. The loan fee is also very clear: renting Endrick for half a season costs approximately 4.5 million euros. In this case, the receiving team needs to bear part of the amortization of the transfer fee.

Enderrick's transfer fee is 35 million euros and the contract is for six years, so Real Madrid records a cost of about 6 million euros in its accounts every year. If the loan is only for half a season, the receiving team needs to pay 3 million euros to Real Madrid. In addition, a portion of their salary needs to be borne. Endrick's current annual salary is 3 million euros, so the receiving team needs to pay 1.5 million euros.