Liverpool reportedly enquired about Endrick's availability earlier this summer after the Real Madrid forward spent the second half of last season out on loan
Jose Mourinho has admitted many clubs have enquired about signing Endrick this summer, following rumoured interest from Liverpool, but insists he has no intention of letting the Brazilian leave Real Madrid.
The 20-year-old spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon, scoring eight goals from 21 appearances after being limited to just three appearances during the first half of the season at the Bernabeu.
The Times reported last week that Liverpool had asked about the availability of the forward only to be told Real Madrid were not looking to let him leave, while ESPN have reported Endrick himself wishes to fight for his place at the Spanish giants.
Mourinho has now confirmed a number of clubs were interested in signing the forward, but has closed the door to the possibility of Endrick departing - either on loan or permanently - this summer.
âHe is a player I like very much,â he told reporters. âOne who has attracted interest from many clubs wanting him either on loan or via a permanent transfer.
âI didnât want to loan him out or sell him because I enjoy working with this young player who possesses significant talentâŠ
âFor me, the squad closed, but with the market still open, you never know what might happen.
âYou donât know if a player will come to you and say they want to leave because youâve benched them for two consecutive matches.
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âI see everyone very involved and with a great sense of unity, but itâs something that can always happen.
âI donât know if the president or Jose Angel might call to say we have an incredible offer for a player.
âIn my mind, the squad is closed, and I donât have any requests. Iâm very happy with the players I have.
âIf someone leaves now, I wouldnât be happy. Iâd like to keep this squad for the entire season.â
Jose Mourinho has admitted many clubs have enquired about signing Endrick this summer, following rumoured interest from Liverpool, but insists he has no intention of letting the Brazilian leave Real Madrid.
The 20-year-old spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon, scoring eight goals from 21 appearances after being limited to just three appearances during the first half of the season at the Bernabeu.
The Times reported last week that Liverpool had asked about the availability of the forward only to be told Real Madrid were not looking to let him leave, while ESPN have reported Endrick himself wishes to fight for his place at the Spanish giants.
Mourinho has now confirmed a number of clubs were interested in signing the forward, but has closed the door to the possibility of Endrick departing - either on loan or permanently - this summer.
âHe is a player I like very much,â he told reporters. âOne who has attracted interest from many clubs wanting him either on loan or via a permanent transfer.
âI didnât want to loan him out or sell him because I enjoy working with this young player who possesses significant talentâŠ
âFor me, the squad closed, but with the market still open, you never know what might happen.
âYou donât know if a player will come to you and say they want to leave because youâve benched them for two consecutive matches.
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âI see everyone very involved and with a great sense of unity, but itâs something that can always happen.
âI donât know if the president or Jose Angel might call to say we have an incredible offer for a player.
âIn my mind, the squad is closed, and I donât have any requests. Iâm very happy with the players I have.
âIf someone leaves now, I wouldnât be happy. Iâd like to keep this squad for the entire season.â
Related Coverage
- Jose Mourinho blocks Liverpool and Man Utd from signing Real Madrid star this summer â SPORTbible
- Milan, Cardinale moved for Endrick: Real Madrid say no to a loan â Goal.com
- Mourinho on the departure of the Real Madrid star: I love him and I want to work with him â LiveScore
- Mourinho: I wanted Endrick to stay at Real Madrid â FotMob