Endrick Reveals Surprising Truth About His Role and Shirt Number at Real Madrid—What It Means for the Club’s Future Attack
“I don’t see myself as a winger in that situation, but more of a striker who drifts wide.
“It reminds me of my time at Palmeiras when I worked very well with Breno Lopes.
“It’s good to have the freedom to drop back a little bit or move out to the right. My early goals for Lyon have all come when I was playing more centrally inside the box, but I like helping out the team with whatever the coach might ask of me.”
With seven goals and seven assists in his first 20 games at Lyon, Endrick is clearly benefiting from his increased playing time as he looks to make his case to Alvaro Arbeloa – or whoever is in the Bernabeu dugout next season.
“I just want to play, no matter how,” he declares.
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