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Evaluating loan options

I'm uncertain about making definite claims about loan destinations. I think we could propose options like La Liga mid-table clubs where there'll be guaranteed minutes, such as Girona or maybe clubs like Getafe or Espanyol, even though there's some affiliation with City Group.

Alternatively, looking abroad to Portugal, teams like Sporting or Benfica could be considered too, but that feels uncertain as well.

I'll outline the pros and cons of loans versus staying, focusing on necessary conditions for a successful loan, such as having trust from the coach, a tactical fit, and playing time. I can also provide historical examples, like Carvajal's loan success at Bayer Leverkusen, as evidence that players can thrive with patience.Analyzing loan success factors

I want to summarize that loaned Madrid forwards often struggle when they return. Looking at precedents: Morata had some success but was eventually sold; Mayoral, De Tomás, Jović had less favorable outcomes, while Brahim stands as a counterexample. Joselu's case is different, and Kubo doesn't quite fit either.

This happens due to factors like role ambiguity, high expectations for minutes, a tactical mismatch, and constant team changes. For Endrick, he thrives as a forward but is blocked by Vini, Rodrygo, and Mbappé.

I’ll lay out options: 1) he could stay with a defined plan to get 1200-1800 minutes through cups and late subs, or 2) pursue a targeted loan under specific conditions, ensuring a starting role with a top 10-15 Spanish club.Considering loan duration options

I'm thinking about whether a half-season loan is better than a full-season one. My recommendation is clear: if Madrid can't guarantee around 1200 minutes, then I’d suggest a domestic loan with a defined role. If that’s not feasible, it might be best to stay and integrate under the coach. But I should avoid mentioning the coach’s name since I'm not sure about their contract situation.

Next, I need to outline metrics to track for the loan or integration process. Let's draft that!