Endrick: Real Madrid Bound Brazilian Wonderkid Explains Why He “Hates” Night Clubs and Parties

• Endrick Felipe states that he hates nightclubs and parties
• The Brazilian wonder kid is set to join Real Madrid next summer when he turns 18
• His red-hot form for Palmeiras has earned him a call-up to the Brazil national team

Brazilian prodigy Endrick Felipe has openly expressed his aversion to nightclubs and parties, outlining his strategy to steer clear of trouble as he anticipates his upcoming move to Real Madrid.

Despite being just 17 years old, the Palmeiras sensation has showcased remarkable talent, already netting 15 senior goals, including a decisive game-winner against Atletico Paranaense.

Having represented Brazil at the Under-17 level, Endrick has earned a call-up to the senior squad for the forthcoming 2026 World Cup Qualifiers against Colombia and Argentina.

According to Managing Madrid, the teen talent is set to officially join Real Madrid in the summer of 2024, having already inked his contract with the club.

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Importantly, he is determined to remain grounded and avoid the pitfalls that some of his celebrated compatriots, such as Neymar Jr., Ronaldinho, and Ronaldo Nazario, fell into with the party lifestyle in Spain.

Speaking to TNT, the Madrid-bound forward said as quoted by Fabrizio Romano: “I hate going to parties and night clubs. I don't like getting involved in controversy”.

Endrick further underlined his commitment to preserving a positive public image, emphasizing his resolve to avoid any negative publicity during his time in the Spanish capital.

“I don't like doing anything that will put dirt on my image. Focus is on my future as athlete, nothing else.”

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Endrick names Benzema as his idol

Sports Brief also reported that the Brazilian wonder kid emphasized that he has shaped his playing style based on Karim Benzema, drawing comparisons between his own traits and those of the ex-Real Madrid captain.

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Describing himself as a forward combining the attributes of a traditional striker and a creative playmaker, Endrick expressed admiration for Benzema.

He specifically pointed out the Frenchman's evolution into a versatile player capable of both scoring and assisting after Cristiano Ronaldo's departure.