Countdown for Endrick: Barça, Madrid, PSG and Chelsea in the race

Countdown for Endrick: Barça, Madrid, PSG and Chelsea in the race

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PSG are willing to pay 80 million euros for Endrick. EFE

Palmeiras are rubbing their hands together thinking about the money they will get for Endrick. 'AS' reports that PSG have already offered 80 million, 20 more than the amount stated in his termination clause. The striker's entourage is pushing for the best offer.

Endrick will not move from Brazil until 2024. Right now, the player is only 16 years old and will not move until he becomes of age. But that hasn't stopped his suitors, quite the opposite.

'AS' explains this Sunday that the 'Endrick operation'' has already started. The father of the young Palmeiras player is personally in charge of it.

The striker has FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG and Chelsea after him. Of all of them, the one that has already made the first and most impressive offer, according to 'Globoesporte' recently, would have been the French side. PSG are willing to pay 80 million euros for him, 50 million fixed plus another 30 million in variables.

The French side's proposal is certainly worth listening to, especially considering that his termination clause is 60 million. PSG would give Palmeiras 20 more if they decide to transfer him.

In addition to the French, in Spain, Barça and Madrid are in their own 'Clasico' over Endrick. Xavi confirmed to 'ESPN' that the 'Cules' spoke to his father. "I hope he comes," he said.

Madrid are not afraid of this interest from half of Europe in Endrick, as they believe they want to convince him with their project. The plan, explains 'AS', is for him to be the main man up front in 2024, as until then the club can count on Benzema. To try to convince him to join 'Los Blancos', the club has arranged a meeting with the striker, which will take place, according to the same source, at the end of the month. Endrick will visit Real Madrid's facilities.

Chelsea are also keeping a close eye on the striker. Graham Potter is looking for a striker up front and, in the long term, this would be a great opportunity. Of all the teams competing for the Brazilian, Chelsea are perhaps the least interested in him.

Given this scenario, the conclusion is clear. The countdown has already begun. Endrick's father is pulling strings to find the best club for his son and it remains to be seen what his decision will be.