Interim Brazil coach Ramon Menezes spoke to 'AS' about the talent in the country. He highlighted Endrick, who will move to Madrid in the summer of 2024. He said he is not worried about his adaptation process there, as the club have shown previously with Vinicius and Rodrygo that they know how to do things very well.
Endrick is the talk of the town in Brazil. The player, who has already made his debut in the Libertadores, is one of the big stars in Brazil and there are already many who want to see him play for Real Madrid, the club that have signed him.
Although the player plays for the 'Canarinha' U20s, Ramon Menezes, the senior national team coach, knows him inside out and believes he has the potential to succeed.
In an interview with 'AS' he spoke about Endrick's move to Real Madrid as he considers it a great success. "The adaptation process worries us, but Madrid understand that. I think he made the right choice. Arriving at a place with so many Brazilians, moreover, is great," he said.
And he explained what he means by this process of adaptation and why the 'Merengues' are one of the best in this respect. "Often teams are too hasty and bring in young players from outside too soon into the first team, who are not yet adapted, and this leads to failure. Madrid, with Vinicius and Rodrygo, are a model of adaptation. At the beginning, they had their difficulties, but both understood what a big club means. They started in the reserve team, they trained with the first team and now they are triumphing," he said.