““That’s in God’s hands” – Endrick gives Everton a little hope over January move. Real Madrid striker Endrick has given Everton a little hope over a potential move in January, insisting that any move is in God’s hands.”
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- Fee
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- Value
- €73m
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Stays at Real MadridNo move
- ReportingNo trusted reporterOne aggregator reportAgainst the move
- ContractRuns to June 20303 years 8 months leftAgainst the move
- EvertonSpending under pressureMoves from La Liga to Premier League are commonAgainst the move
- FeeNot reportedValue €73m
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Endrick's 'God's hands' quote fuels Everton talk, but little else
The situation
Everton's interest in Endrick has resurfaced, but the only fresh fuel is the player himself. Endrick, currently out of favour at Real Madrid and featuring in just a handful of matches this season, has said any move in January is "in God's hands", a quote that outlets have read as a small opening for Everton to test the waters. Nothing here points to talks, a bid or any agreement between the two clubs. It is a player's shrug dressed up as transfer news.
The reporting
The only outlet carrying this is Sport Witness, which was carrying it by 10 November, and it was repeating a report rather than breaking one. No other outlet has added a separate detail or matched it with fresh information of its own, and no trusted reporter has backed the story. That leaves a single quote, filtered through one piece, as the entire basis for talk of a move.
The outlook
On that basis, this sits as a long way from happening. For it to move anywhere, Real Madrid would need to decide Endrick's path out of the first team is permanent enough to sanction a January exit, and Everton would need to firm up interest that right now amounts to nothing more than a quote being read favourably. With 42 months still left on his contract and no bid or asking price anywhere in the reporting, there is nothing concrete underpinning this beyond a player hinting he is open to change.
What happens next
What would move this on is simple: a report naming an actual approach from Everton, a figure attached to it, or Real Madrid signalling they would sanction a loan or sale when the window opens on 1 January.
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Real Madrid from Palmeiras€48m
Real Madrid from Palmeiras€48mEndrick’s real transfer fees, for context, not a prediction.
Who is behind this story
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Questions about this transfer
How likely is Endrick to join Everton?
Transfer Tracker rates Endrick to Everton at 1%, a longshot on the current reporting from 1 reporter.
Where else could Endrick go?
Besides Everton, Transfer Tracker's model rates Endrick's other live options as Arsenal 23%, Sporting CP 8%, Roma 1%.
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