In the Champions League, Endrick has made his arrival.
With a spectacular goal in his Champions League debut, Real Madrid wonderkid Endrick introduced himself to the European football scene and smashed a club record in the process.
The 18-year-old agreed to deal with Real Madrid back in December 2022, and he became an official member of the team in July.
Tuesday night was his first game in the Champions League, and he made a big impression.
Real Madrid went ahead 2-1 thanks to goals from Kylian Mbappe (his first goal for Los Blancos in Europe) and Antonio Rudiger. In the fifth minute of extra time in the second half, Endrick scored an amazing third goal.He attacked the Stuttgart defenders after getting the ball in his own half.
In August, he scored his first goal in La Liga against Real Valladolid after coming on as a substitute for five minutes.
Then he kept running and chose to shoot from 25 yards out by himself, even though Mbappe was on his left and Vinicius Junior was on his right.
As well, Endrick’s shot was too strong for Stuttgart’s goalkeeper Alexander Nubel to stop, and it went in to make the score 3-1 in Real Madrid’s favour that night.
Endrick scored the goal, making him Real Madrid’s youngest ever Champions League goal winner. He is 18 years, 1 month, and 27 days old.
Raul, who created his European account at the age of eighteen years, three months, and twenty-one days, previously held the record.
The Brazilian has already received great appreciation from his teammates after scoring in a March international friendly against England.
Endrick and former Chelsea teammate and former Real attacker Eden Hazard were compared by Real custodian Thibaut Courtois, who thought there were some similarities between their on-field antics.
“He is not very tall, but he has very strong legs,” he clarified.
He had muscular legs, too, which made him resemble Eden from when I first met him at Chelsea.
“You can strike him, and he won’t fall. Additionally, he is quite strong in the picture. I have saw him shoot hard during training.”