“I DON’T WANT TO WAIT ANY LONGER!” — Real Madrid’s Young Star Drops an Ice-Cold Statement After a Tense Discussion With Xabi Alonso, Who Asked Him to Be Patient. Rejects Three Premier League Offers to Join a French Club — a Move Even Experts Can’t Believe!

The calm at Real Madrid has been shattered after a stormy week dominated by the anger of Endrick. The 19-year-old Brazilian prodigy, tired of warming the bench, has reportedly requested to leave the club in January — a shocking decision that has stunned Madrid’s management and revealed, for the first time, a real fracture between the dressing room and Xabi Alonso.

It all started with a seemingly harmless sentence. During a post-match press conference, Alonso was asked why Endrick hadn’t featured once again. His reply was firm: “He has to be patient. His moment will come, but here, nothing is given — everything is earned.”

That comment, on the surface innocent, was reportedly the spark that lit the fuse. According to Marca, Endrick took the words as a public dismissal, especially after learning that three youth-team strikers had been called up to train with the first team — in his place.

The next morning at Valdebebas, tension filled the air. A report from El Chiringuito claims Endrick left training early after a heated argument with one of Alonso’s assistants. Frustrated and visibly emotional, the young Brazilian is said to have snapped, “I don’t want to wait anymore! If I don’t play here, I’ll play somewhere else.”

That “somewhere else” now appears to be France. According to L’Équipe, Olympique de Marseille have entered discreet negotiations with Endrick’s camp. Their proposal? A guaranteed starting role, a development plan centered around him, and what they described as a “more human” project. Club president Pablo Longoria is even reported to have held a video call with the player’s family to outline the project in detail.

Meanwhile, in Madrid, the atmosphere has turned volatile. Senior figures like Vinícius Jr. and Rodrygo have tried to calm their countryman, reminding him that they, too, endured long waits before breaking through. But Endrick, clearly frustrated, reportedly fired back: “I didn’t come here to watch others shine.”

Inside the boardroom, Real’s hierarchy is divided. Florentino Pérez does not want to lose the gem he fought so hard to bring to Madrid, but Xabi Alonso, pragmatic and uncompromising, has made his stance clear: “I want players who believe in the project — not those who lose patience.” That phrase, shared privately, has now leaked and become a headline across Spain.

To make matters worse, Endrick has removed “Real Madrid Player” from his social media bios — a small but symbolic gesture that fans interpret as a clear message. For a club obsessed with image and discipline, this is no minor act of rebellion.

According to Spanish media, the turning point will be the upcoming El Clásico. If Endrick spends yet another match on the bench, sources close to his entourage claim his decision to leave in January will be “irreversible.” Behind the scenes, talks are already underway for a potential loan move to Ligue 1, with an option to buy in June 2026.

The fanbase is sharply divided. Some accuse Endrick of being too impatient, arguing that greatness at Madrid requires discipline and humility. Others insist Alonso is mishandling a generational talent who needs confidence, not punishment. On Spanish TV panels, the debate has erupted: “Have we killed patience in the modern prodigy?” asked AS.

An old coach from Palmeiras, interviewed by Globoesporte, summed it up bluntly: “Endrick has never tolerated being a substitute. He’s a boy who plays with fire. If you suffocate him, he’ll explode.”

Now, Madrid trembles under pressure. Alonso — isolated and under scrutiny — must make a defining decision: maintain team harmony or reignite the spark of his young star. But while Real tries to contain the chaos, Marseille is already preparing — and, according to inside reports, a jersey bearing “ENDRICK 9” is being printed at the club’s headquarters.

If this transfer materializes in January, it won’t just be another move — it will mark the first major earthquake of the Xabi Alonso era at Real Madrid.