Ank Kumar · CC BY-SA 4.0Arsenal linked with January move for Real Madrid striker Endrick
The link points to a mid-season approach, with neither club having said anything publicly and no fee attached to the story.
Ank Kumar · CC BY-SA 4.0Arsenal have been linked with a January move for Real Madrid striker Endrick, with reports suggesting the Premier League champions could offer the forward a route out of the club.
The suggestion is that Arsenal could bid in the mid-season window rather than wait for the summer. It is a reported link rather than a confirmed negotiation: neither Arsenal nor Real Madrid has said anything publicly about the player, and no formal step towards an agreement has been described.

What has not been established
Ank Kumar · CC BY-SA 4.0- No transfer fee has been disclosed or reported in connection with the link.
- No contract length, salary or personal terms have been mentioned.
- It is not known whether any move would be a permanent transfer or a loan.
- There has been no confirmation of contact between the two clubs, and no date has been set for a medical.
Why the January window matters
Антон Зайцев · CC BY-SA 3.0The link is framed around January, the next mid-season window in which clubs can register new players. That timing gives the story its shape. A summer move would be a routine piece of business; a mid-season deal for a forward at a club of Real Madrid's standing would carry consequences for two squads at once. Nothing suggests a deal is close.
Arsenal's position
Arsenal are described as the Premier League champions, which places them among the clubs able to spend seriously in a mid-season window. A January arrival would be a reinforcement to an existing squad rather than part of a summer rebuild. The club has not commented on whether it is pursuing one.
Timeline for any move
No deadline has been set and no medical has been arranged, so the story sits at the stage of a link rather than a negotiation. If Arsenal were to formalise an interest, the earliest a transfer could go through would be when the January window opens. Any confirmation would come from the clubs.
Endrick has not commented on the link. There is no indication of his own position, and Real Madrid have not set out whether they would be willing to let him leave. Those two things — the player's view and the club's stance — are the points on which the story will turn.
What to watch
The next credible development would be a public statement from either club, an acknowledgement of talks, or a firm fee and contract structure. Until one of those appears, the link remains a reported possibility rather than a move in progress.
Frequently asked questions
- Which club has been linked with Endrick?
- Arsenal have been linked with a January move for the Real Madrid striker. Neither club has confirmed that any approach has been made.
- How much would Arsenal pay for Endrick?
- No transfer fee has been disclosed or reported in connection with the link, so any figure circulating around the story would be speculation.
- When could Endrick leave Real Madrid?
- The link points to the January window, the next mid-season opportunity for clubs to register new players. No specific date, deadline or medical has been reported.
- Would the move be a loan or a permanent transfer?
- That has not been established. Nothing in the reported link specifies whether Arsenal would be seeking a permanent deal or a loan.
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