Real Madrid forward Endrick suffers setback in recovery from hamstring injury
The Brazilian, 18, initially suffered an injury to his right hamstring injury in the final league game of last season – a 2-0 win over Sevilla – which ruled him out of this summer's Club World Cup in the United States.
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Endrick worked on his recovery in Spain, both at home and at Real Madrid's training complex in Valdebebas, with the help of his staff and the supervision of club specialists.
On June 28, he flew to Miami to finish his recovery closer to new Madrid head coach Xabi Alonso, the Spaniard's coaching staff and his teammates.
The plan remained, however, that he would not play in the tournament, in which Madrid were beaten by Paris Saint-Germain in this week's semi-final.
Endrick was involved in part of Monday's session with the group before the match, and appeared to be entering the final stages of his recovery.
But he has now suffered a setback.
Although there have been speculation over a possible exit for Endrick, sources close to the player, who wish to remain anonymous to protect relationships, indicate that his priority is to stay at Madrid this summer.
Meanwhile, Trent Alexander-Arnold will be checked to determine the extent of an injury picked up in training.
The England full-back felt muscular discomfort in his right leg in training prior to the PSG game, which he ruled him out of the 4-0 loss in New Jersey.
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