Endrick, the newest addition to Real Madrid, will unfortunately be unable to participate in this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup due to an injury.
The club has announced that the 18-year-old has sustained an injury to the conjoint tendon in his right hamstring.
This announcement follows just a week after Endrick made his debut in consecutive La Liga matches for the first time this season.
While the club has not provided a specific timeline for his recovery, reports suggest that he may be out for as long as two months, which would mean he misses the FIFA Club World Cup.
Provided there are no significant setbacks, he is expected to return in time for the start of the 2025–26 season.
The FIFA Club World Cup was anticipated to be a significant opportunity for Endrick to establish himself at Real Madrid, having scored seven goals and provided one assist in 37 appearances this season.
However, he will now have to wait longer to demonstrate his capabilities at one of the world’s premier football clubs.
Additionally, Eduardo Camavinga and Ferland Mendy are also expected to miss the newly expanded tournament due to injuries, while Antonio Rüdiger, David Alaba, Dani Carvajal, and Éder Militão remain uncertain.
Jude Bellingham, who is managing a persistent shoulder injury, is expected to participate in the tournament before undergoing surgery later this summer.
This season has been particularly challenging for Real Madrid, with Luka Modrić and Arda Güler being the only first-team players to remain injury-free.
In Endrick’s absence, Los Blancos may need to depend on forwards Gonzalo GarcÃa and VÃctor Muñoz from Real Madrid Castilla to provide support off the bench during the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.