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Lyon Will Have to Pay Real Madrid for Endrick

Last updated: 6 April 2026 9:11 AM
James B. 4 months ago 1 Min Read
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The move of Endrick to Olympique Lyonnais will ultimately not be free. Loaned this winter by Real Madrid, the young Brazilian striker will not meet the conditions required to avoid a fee.

And that makes 25. Lyon will have to pay for Endrick’s loan. According to L’Équipe, a clause stipulated that no fee would be due if Endrick reached 25 appearances. However, with the remaining schedule, that target is now impossible for Lyon to achieve.

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Loan clause forces Lyon to pay compensation

As a result, the club will have to pay up. A tiered system had been negotiated between the two sides to adjust the amount based on playing time.

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Still, there is some good news for Lyon, as the sum remains moderate. The loan fee is expected to be between €200,000 and €400,000 for the six-month period.

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Ultimately, this is a reasonable cost for a player who has already shown promising signs in his new colors, despite limited playing time.

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