Olympique Lyonnais has added notable firepower to its attack with the confirmed loan signing of Brazilian forward Endrick Felipe from Real Madrid, a move announced by the French club today[[1]]. The 19-year-old, who joined Real Madrid in 2022 for a deal potentially reaching €60 million[[2]], will spend the remainder of the season with Lyon in search of increased playing time as he continues his advancement[[3]]. The loan agreement includes a €1 million fee for Lyon and shared salary contributions with Real Madrid.
Olympique Lyonnais has secured Brazilian forward Endrick Felipe on loan from Spanish powerhouse Real Madrid, the French club announced today.
The 19-year-old joins the Ligue 1 side during the January transfer window in search of consistent playing time through the end of the season.
Endrick has seen limited minutes with Real Madrid this season under manager Carlo Ancelotti.
Lyon Bolsters Attack with Loan Signing of Endrick Felipe
“Olympique Lyonnais is pleased to announce the arrival of Endrick Felipe, bringing with him experience at the highest levels and the maturity gained within the competitive environment of Real Madrid,” the club stated on its official website.
“His attacking style, clear impact, and energy are key assets to support the team in the second half of the season, a period filled with numerous objectives for Lyon.”
Since joining Real Madrid, Endrick has continued to develop, scoring 7 goals in 39 appearances across all competitions and demonstrating an ability to change games.
A quick, talented, and precise attacker, he has also quickly risen through the ranks of the Brazilian national team, progressing from youth levels to the senior Seleção in a matter of months.
With 14 international appearances and 3 goals for Brazil, the 19-year-old will join the Lyon first team starting December 29. Lyon also thanked Real Madrid for the quality of the negotiations and constructive collaboration.
According to L’Équipe, Real Madrid and Lyon reached an agreement for a six-month loan deal, with Lyon paying €1 million and Real Madrid covering 50% of Endrick’s salary during the loan period.
