Incredible news, Endrick to Liverpool suddenly given life

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Endrick to Liverpool has suddenly had new life breathed into it. The Real Madrid star could genuinely be on the move, finally.

Liverpool tried to sign Endrick from Real Madrid in the summer. The Brazilian was quite clearly not going to get the kind of minutes he wanted and after impressing with Lyon, the Reds moved.

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But nothing came of it. There are various reasons for that but Liverpool had to move on and Endrick remained with Real Madrid.

That's a decision that really, really hasn't worked out for him. The forward has barely featured under Jose Mourinho, despite reportedly having a very strong relationship with the boss there.

That led to talk that Endrick may be reconsidering things, coming to terms with his bleak future with Los Blancos and realising he needs to move if he's to play.

Endrick is ready to move

AS now reports that Endrick wants to leave Real Madrid. Maybe that's only on loan but he's finally open to a permanent deal, too.

And that opens the door for Liverpool.

Now, it's true that the Reds signed two forwards in the summer and didn't sell Cody Gakpo. They have a bloated, imbalanced forward line as a result and the idea of adding another player to it isn't exactly without issues.

But Endrick is one of those talents you just move for. Our Value Adder model had him down as a genuinely fantastic player with Lyon last season, with it flying under the radar just how good he was.

Liverpool could also just use a left-footed forward to shake up their point of attack. None of their current options are naturally strong at coming off that right flank. Endrick would be, though.

It was a move that the player wouldn't allow back in the summer. Now things have changed. There's new life in this potential deal and we're crossing our fingers that Liverpool go for it.

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