Endrick is the definition of resolution. It seems strange that with the resolute power he has, he hasn't played more since his arrival at the white club, not so much as a starter, but as a game-changer from the bench in those matches that became difficult for Ancelotti's team. The young player, having just turned eighteen, is pure flair, he is a goal. He doesn't get intimidated, creates plays, makes runs, asks for passes with the boldness typical of his age, and finishes with a stunning goal that lifts the amphitheater.

Real Madrid has no doubt about their decision to sign him; they had been after him for years, and they know his worth and that he will be one of the few to reach the Olympus of the best. He needs to play more, and he will play more; his six goals in just four hundred minutes show that he has a place in a team that, although filled with stars, will bet on him and turn him into one of the best. His ability to see the goal, his precise shot, and his speed are qualities that together demonstrate his brilliance.

They say that his secret to achieving those qualities he possesses lies in an unparalleled genetics that has been trained during the player's maturation phase, giving him tremendous strength in his lower body. Sprinting speed and movement off the ball that ends with a sure shot in which he shows hardly any difficulty, that's how Endrick is. If he manages to handle his anxiety to play and accepts Carlo Ancelotti's directives, he will end up being important this season.