Clubs will soon prepare offers to sign Palmeiras wonderkid Endrick, with the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea, PSG and Tottenham all interested in signing the Brazilian teenager.
According to journalist Jorge Nicola, Europe’s elite will soon propose bids to Palmeiras for the 16-year-old attacker, with Endrick viewed by many in Brazil as the one of the most exciting talents the country has produced in some years, with the forward only just making his professional debut this month.
Mundo Deportivo have previously reported that the South American giants want as much as £62m for the ‘generational’ talent, with Real Madrid and FC Barcelona also joining Arsenal and Tottenham in the race to sign Endrick, which could quickly become one of the biggest transfer battles in some years.
The north London duo have been no strangers to signing young prospects from South America well before they hit their prime, yet Endrick seemingly has the potential to become Brazil’s next superstar, and as a result, many clubs are eager to win the race for the attacker.
The youngster only made his professional debut for Palmeiras this month after stealing headlines earlier this year for his performances in the Copa Sao Paulo, arguably the most prestigious youth tournament in all of Brazil and South America as a whole.
Indeed, expectations are high for Endrick, who is only just at the start of his promising career, yet with the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham preparing to make offers to sign the teenager, the 16-year-old has a huge decision to make in the coming months.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham could spark war to sign Endrick
The hype surrounding Endrick is something we haven’t seen from a Brazilian prospect since Neymar’s days at Santos, and there’s a real feeling that the forward could become the next star from the South American nation depending on which club he signs for in 2024.
After all, Endrick can’t join a European club until he’s 18-years-old, yet with Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham already eyeing offers for the teenager, a war could spark in the English capital for the Brazilian, where a Premier League club could come away with winning the lottery.
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