Real Madrid has set three hard thresholds for the Brazilian striker to be rented out: If the conditions are not met, there is no need to negotiate.

The 19-year-old Brazilian star Endric has yet to establish himself in the first team since joining Real Madrid. Therefore, many European clubs want to loan him out in the winter window. However, "Galaxy Battleship" has clearly drawn a bottom line: only when the following three conditions are fully met will it consider releasing people, without exception.

According to transfer sources, Real Madrid has made three requirements to clubs interested in introducing Endrick:

Payment of rental fees: The renter needs to pay Real Madrid a considerable rental fee.

Full salary responsibility: During the loan period, the player's entire salary will be borne by the new owner.

Provide a clear development plan: This is the most critical condition - the club must submit a detailed plan to Endrick and his team, clarifying his position in the team, expected playing time, and committing to including him in the main rotation.

The core purpose of Real Madrid's move is to prevent the young forward, who is regarded as the core of the future, from continuing to "sit on the bench." This season, due to Mbappe's hot form and youth training youngster Gonzalo Garcia also getting opportunities, Endrick, who was born in 2007, has not yet been able to make an appearance in the first team. The club's senior management is well aware that a long-term lack of actual combat training will seriously hinder its growth.

Therefore, Real Madrid insists that the loanee must be able to provide Endrick with stable playing time and a key role to ensure that he can continue to improve in a high-level environment instead of being used as a marginal player.

At present, teams such as Tottenham Hotspur, Everton, West Ham United and Ligue 1 Lyon are all interested in Endrick, but it is undoubtedly a big challenge to meet Real Madrid's three stringent conditions at the same time, especially to ensure the main position and development prospects.

The "Los Blancos" have a firm attitude: They will not let Endrick risk joining a team that cannot truly develop him. Any club that wants to get this talented striker must prove through practical actions that they are worthy of the Bernabeu's trust and have the ability to help him grow into a world-class star.