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Real Madrid prodigy’s representatives have held talks with Tottenham over possible loan move. Tottenham Hotspur are determined to build a squad capable of competing at the top end of the Premier League table during the upcoming campaign. As a result, the Lewis family have put their money where their mouth is by bringing in several reinforcements to plug the holes in the squad that narrowly escaped relegation under the leadership of Roberto De Zerbi. With the North London club having already strengthened both their defence and midfield, attention has now turned to the final third. They have been actively searching for dynamic attackers to reinforce Roberto De Zerbi’s forward options. It comes as no surprise that Tottenham are looking to add another attacking option capable of providing a different dimension in the final third. After missing out on Franco Mastantuono to Fiorentina on loan, it looks like Spurs are keeping tabs on another Real Madrid talent. Brazilian talent weighing up his future at Real Madrid According to a report from TEAMtalk, Endrick is contemplating his future at Real Madrid after growing frustrated with his first-team prospects. The 20-year-old’s representatives have been in touch with Tottenham and several other Premier League clubs over a possible move. The Brazilian striker spent the second half of last season on loan at Lyon, impressing with five goals and seven assists in 16 Ligue 1 matches. Real Madrid view Endrick as a top talent with massive potential and have no plans to sell him. They would be open to loaning him once again so that the young forward can gain regular first-team opportunities to aid his development. The report adds that Tottenham would be ready to sign Endrick on a season-long loan as they are looking to add more depth in the final third. However, they face competition from Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United for the highly-regarded South American talent. At Spurs, Endrick, who was a part of Brazil’s World Cup squad in North America, would be offered regular game time and a more prominent role in attack. He’d get a platform to establish himself as a starter and hone his skills under De Zerbi’s watchful eyes. Given De Zerbi’s track record of improving players, especially young talents, the South American might get tempted to become a part of Tottenham’s project over their Premier League rivals, provided Real Madrid opens the door for a temporary exit. So, will Los Blancos agree to send him out on loan again, or will Tottenham miss out on yet another target before the summer transfer window slams shut? Only time will tell.