Here is Why Endrick is Destined for GREATNESS

This is a moment of Endrick's life he will never forget! There it is, his first goal at the Santiago Bernabeu, the stadium of his dreams, where the club of his dreams, Real Madrid, plays, and which he is about to join this summer!

"We are all waiting for you here," Florentino Perez said after the game, having met his new starboy.

Endrick's life is about making dreams come true. It is about the struggle for the family and its goals. It's about escaping from poverty to greatness and today Fanatico will tell you why Endrick is destined for GREATNESS!

The past international break was marked by Endrick's accomplishments - the 17-year-old Brazilian was the main star of his national team in huge battles against England at Wembley and Spain at the Santiago Bernabeu. Even though these were friendly matches, the degree of competition was very high, as if they actually were OFFICIAL MATCHES!

Prior to these meetings, Endrick told some stories related to the mentioned famous football arenas:

'I'm a young boy, I play a lot of video games. I was able to get to know Wembley and the Bernabeu through a video game and I saw how majestic they are, how big they are and how many people can fit. So knowing that I'm going to be playing in these two stadiums, being able to contribute to the national team is very important. It will be very good, two good games too and I hope it can be wonderful and that we can be victorious'.

Well, we can say that Endrick did his best to leave his ‘footprints’ on these legendary venues. During the match against Three Lions, the striker appeared on the pitch in the 71st minute, replacing Rodrygo, and just 9 minutes in, he managed to score the winning goal with an epic celebration, falling to his knees and thanking God for this great moment. Endrick could have made a brace, but his statement to the world already sounded quite serious:

"Endrick delivers a preview show of history to leave Brazil salivating for more," read the headline of The Athletic after the match.

The journalist Jack Lang perfectly summarized Endrick's personality in three sentences:

'If there is one thing you can say about Endrick, Brazil's match-winner on a soporific spring night at Wembley, it is that he doesn't hang around waiting. Timetables and calendars mean nothing to him. There are only two times on his internal clock: now and next'.

Next up was Santiago Bernabeu, the moment Endrick had been waiting for all his life, as he would play at his favorite club's home stadium for the first time, something he had only experienced in sports video simulators.

Now and next. These words represent Endrick's golden rule. Never leave big things for later. This time, he came on from the first minutes of the second half, replacing Raphinha, and netted his second goal for Brazil in 5 minutes. How do you like this start of an international career at the age of 17? IT’S PHENOMENAL!

"I spoke about it on Monday at dinner; I dreamed of scoring my first goal at the Bernabeu!" told a happy Andrique in the mixed zone for the interview.

"March 26th, which will never be forgotten," As journalist Sergio Lopez de Vicente beautifully described the Brazilian striker's feelings.

Endrick seems to have some kind of blessing from the football God. A large number of football fans and football journalists are sure of this.

'Why is every Endrick picture iconic?' that's the question they ask quite often...

And, indeed, Endrick Felipe Moreira de Sousa seems to possess the photo magic - he knows exactly when and what to do to capture his moment in the most spectacular way possible. Just check out these shots: the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth and so on! We are looking forward to no less epic pictures featuring him in the squad of Real Madrid, the greatest club in the world!

Aside from his awesomeness in the photo, Endrick continues to set new records in the history of the number one game: for instance, he hit a record by slotting 2 goals in the first 49 minutes for Brazil, beating even the King of Football - Pele - who did the same thing in 64 minutes, while Ronaldo Nazario needed 529 minutes. The similarity to Pele can also be seen in the following achievement: only 2 players in the history of Brazil have scored in 2 consecutive matches while under the age of 18: Pele, 1957, and Endrick, 2024.

"March 26, which will never be forgotten," wrote journalist As Sergio Lopez de Vicente.

And that's how he makes history - there's no time to waste. Apparently, this is the philosophy by which Endrick lives his life! On top of that, he is a family man who dedicates his life and success to his closest people, and now let's get to know them a little!