Carlo Ancelotti on Endrick's Lack of Playing Time

Real's coach Carlo Ancelotti explained why Brazilian Endrick gets limited time on the field, emphasizing patience in the young talent's development.

Real's head coach Carlo Ancelotti has shared insights on why Brazilian forward Endrick isn't getting enough playing time. He mentioned that improvements require time, though Endrick is doing everything right, writes Marca. Ancelotti emphasized that it's not a criticism but rather highlights the player's progression.

Being at an age when player development continues, Endrick has joined "Real," home to top players worldwide. Ancelotti expressed confidence that patience and ongoing work will be keys to the young player's future success. "He keeps evolving, and he should be allowed to do this at his own pace," conveyed the coach.

This summer, Endrick moved to "Real" from "Palmeiras," signing a contract until June 30, 2030. The transfer deal was valued at 47.5 million euros. In the current La Liga season, the forward has played 11 matches for the "meringues" and scored one goal.