The teenage Brazilian striker’s playing time in the 2024/25 season may be limited, but his impact has been significant and that is causing Real a headache over add-ons.

 

 

The young Brazilian, who was acquired from Palmeiras, has scored two goals and his contributions will play a major role in determining the final cost of the transfer. There have been initial discussions around a transfer fee of €60m, which would include a €35m fixed fee and €25m in performance-related add-ons.

Recent comments from Palmeiras’ youth team director suggest that this figure could rise, depending on Endrick’s future performances. According to SPORT, the deal includes specific conditions that could increase the total fee. For example, Real Madrid are obliged to pay an additional €1.5 million for every 5 goals Endrick scores. That means bonuses related to goals and assists could be as high as €25 million, but there are also other performance-related incentives.