Arsenal and European Clubs Monitor Real Madrid Forward Endrick Amid Transfer Speculation

Endrick is under contract with Real Madrid until the summer of 2030 and is currently valued at approximately €40 million, according to Transfermarkt.
Roma manager Gian Piero Gasperini reportedly views Endrick as a possible left-wing option, despite that not being the Brazilian’s natural position.
Martin Zubimendi was a major contributor during Arsenal’s previous campaign, starting 34 Premier League matches and making 13 Champions League appearances, including 11 starts, before losing his place to Myles Lewis-Skelly.
Valerenga winger Gabriel Rajkovic, who holds Norwegian and Serbian nationality, has made 14 senior appearances for the Norwegian club, scoring three goals and providing one assist.
Rajkovic joined Valerenga’s first-team squad at 14, signed a contract running until 2028 after turning 15, and has also scored once in two appearances for Norway Under-16s.
Real Madrid forward Endrick faces an uncertain future at the club after failing to earn first-team minutes this season. The Brazilian, valued at approximately €40 million according to Transfermarkt, has attracted interest from Arsenal, Como, Roma, Liverpool, and Milan ahead of January, with several clubs exploring loan options if he remains sidelined.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid are also eyeing Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi, whose playing time has dried up after losing his starting role to Myles Lewis-Skelly. The club is also tracking 15-year-old Valerenga winger Gabriel Rajkovic, though Arsenal and Chelsea are leading a crowded group of suitors for the Norwegian-Serbian talent.
Endrick has yet to appear in a Real Madrid match this season following his recovery from injury. Competition from Carlos Espí has further complicated the Brazilian's path to playing time, prompting interest from multiple clubs. Transfermarkt values him at €40 million under a contract running until summer 2030.
Roma manager Gian Piero Gasperini views Endrick as a possible left-wing option, despite that not being his natural position. Arsenal and Como have expressed direct interest, while Liverpool and Milan are exploring potential loan arrangements to secure his services.
Martin Zubimendi was a key player for Arsenal last season, starting 34 Premier League matches and making 13 Champions League appearances, including 11 starts. His situation changed dramatically after Myles Lewis-Skelly claimed the starting role, leaving the midfielder with limited opportunities.
Real Madrid now view the midfielder's reduced role as an opportunity for a January move. Arsenal face no pressure to sell and remain in control of negotiations. Zubimendi's proven track record in European competition makes him an attractive target for the Spanish giants seeking midfield depth.
Gabriel Rajkovic, the 15-year-old Valerenga winger, has emerged as one of Europe's hottest young prospects. The Norwegian-Serbian talent has made 14 senior appearances for his club, scoring three goals and providing one assist while also appearing twice for Norway Under-16s.
Arsenal and Chelsea lead a crowded field of suitors that includes Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, and multiple Premier League teams. Rajkovic signed a contract with Valerenga running until 2028 after joining the first team at just 14 years old, indicating the club's confidence in his long-term potential.
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