Endrick Felipe continues to make waves in its first months at Real Madrid.
The 18-year-old has been tipped for a major role at Los Blancos in the coming months despite the defense. The League and the UEFA Champions League champions who boast a superstar attack.
However, with the increasingly demanding schedule in all competitions, Carlo Ancelotti is ready to lean more on the teenager.
Endrick has yet to start a game so far this season, with Ancelotti bringing him off the bench in the last five consecutive games in all competitions.
Despite the lack of minutes, Endrick still made his mark, with a first goal of the League in August victory over Real Valladolid.
He smashed home a superb midweek goal, in the opening Champions League game of the season, in a 3-1 win over VfB Stuttgart.
That goal set a new record as Real Madrid's youngest goalscorer in the competition and Ancelotti has confirmed he is ready to give the Brazilian a start.
“He will be a starter in one of the next games and in the future he will be a starter in many games,” as quotes from Marco.
“He's a very humble man, who doesn't talk much and works hard.”
Ancelotti did not specify which game Endrick will start when Real Madrid return to domestic action against Spanish on September 21.
