URGENTLY IN VALDEBEBAS! Endrick collapses after Xabi Alonso’s shock exit, and Ancelotti’s sentence leaks to the press — maximum tension at Real!

Nothing seemed to be able to disturb the perfect evening of Real Madrid, victorious 3-1 over Villarreal in the spotlight at the Bernabéu. Mbappé and Vinicius had scored, the audience was singing, La Liga seemed to bow to the Madrid machine again. And yet, behind this collective smile, one face froze the atmosphere: that of Endrick.

Sitting on the bench, hood on his head, lost gaze, the young Brazilian seemed elsewhere. The television cameras surprised him in the 67th minute, motionless, staring into space. At that moment, everyone understood: something is wrong.

Since the start of the season, Endrick has not played not for a single minute. Zero. Neither in La Liga nor in the Champions League. And this, despite a complete return after injury and repeated promises of a “progressive role” in Alonso’s project. Except that the promises remained words.

According to AS, coach Xabi Alonso reportedly made a firm decision: don’t “burn” Endrick, preferring to impose a prolonged period of adaptation on him. But behind the scenes, some are talking about another, much more tense scenario. A person close to the locker room half-heartedly confides:

“Xabi doubts his maturity. He wants to teach her patience. But Endrick thinks we’re trying to break him.”

And that’s when the first storm broke out. During the post-match conference, a Brazilian journalist dares to ask the direct question:

“Why does Endrick never play, even when the game is over?”

Xabi Alonso, visibly irritated, responds dryly:

“Endrick must understand that Real Madrid is not a school. He must earn his place, not receive it by promise or by press.”

A sentence that made the rounds on social networks in a few hours. And in the bays of the Bernabéu, another voice was heard. That of Carlo Ancelotti, Endrick’s former mentor, contacted by The Sexta. And his reaction set things on fire:

“It’s simple. Endrick is not your player, Xabi. He’s the Madrid player, and Madrid is a family. You don’t let a kid burn on a bench.”

An icy sentence, but full of meaning. The Spanish media see it as a crack between two generations of coaches: Alonso, the cold analytic, and Ancelotti, the paternal protector. Some insiders go even further: they talk about an emergency meeting in Valdebebas, where Florentino Pérez reportedly asked for “a clear explanation” on the management of the Brazilian jewel.

In the locker room, the atmosphere is electric. Vinicius, close to Endrick, would have tried to calm the situation, while Rodrygo, questioned half-heartedly, simply replied:

“It’s not our place to talk, but everyone sees what’s going on.”

Endrick left the stadium without a word, headphones screwed to his ears. On Instagram, he posted a simple story: a photo of himself in training, accompanied by an hourglass ⏳ emoji. Nothing else. But everyone got the message: he’s waiting… or it explodes.

Brazilian fans are on fire: “Free Endrick!”, “Not another lost talent like Reinier!”, “Madrid is slowly killing him!” Hashtags are multiplying. On Madrid talk shows, the debates turn stormy: is Alonso too rigid? Does Endrick need a loan as early as January?

And as Real sink into the comfort of their victories, tension rises beneath the surface. Because an 18-year-old kid, silent but wounded in his pride, could well be the next emotional bomb to explode in the Galactics locker room.