West Ham United Want This Real Madrid Prodigy: Is It A Good Move For The Hammers? | OneFootball

Fichajes has reported that West Ham United are very interested in the 18-year-old Real Madrid prodigy Endrick and want to bring him to the club in the summer transfer window. They want to bring the Brazilian on a long move to the club. He has played a total of just 89 minutes in La Liga so far for Madrid and hence has definitely received less game time.

West Ham United want Endrick from Real Madrid

West Ham will definitely get a lot of quality in the form of Endrick without spending or taking the risk. Moreover, the player will also get a taste of first-team football in the Premier League if the Hammers give him consistent game time, which can turn out to be very crucial in the development of the Brazillian.

LEGANES, SPAIN – FEBRUARY 05: Endrick of Real Madrid celebrates scoring his team’s second goal during the Copa del Rey Quarter Final match between CD Leganes and Real Madrid CF at Estadio Municipal de Butarque on February 05, 2025 in Leganes, Spain. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

He is a forward with remarkable potential. His playing style is a mixture of good pace, technical finesse, and a natural goal-scoring instinct. Endrick compensates for his not-so-tall height with agility, sharp movement off the ball, and lethal finishing ability, often striking with power or precision. His dribbling and vision allow him to unlock defences, while his tenacity hints at a mature work ethic.

Is it a good move for the Hammers?

Endrick has comparisons to Ronaldo (the Brazilian), which stem from his directness and flair. Still raw, Endrick’s youth and adaptability promise a bright future, making him a long-term asset for any top club. Therefore, the Hammers will definitely receive a lot of quality if they manage to get him on loan.

He has scored 5 goals in 24 matches that he has played so far across all competitions. The Brazilian has three goals in three matches in the Copa Del Rey and has scored one goal in the UEFA Champions League and one in the La Liga so far this season.

Madrid will also let the player leave on loan to the Premier League, given that he will receive game time in a top league, and that will directly help him make progress in his career, which in turn will benefit Los Blancos in the long term. Now, it remains to be seen if the Hammers are successful in the move or not.