Olympique Lyonnais are set to wrap up their 2025/26 season this weekend, marking the end of Endrick's brief but highly productive loan spell from Real Madrid. The Brazilian forward, who joined the Ligue 1 side in January, has quickly become one of their most influential attacking players during the second half of the campaign.

Lyon's final match of the season comes against RC Lens on May 17, officially concluding Endrick's time in France. The 19-year-old has made a significant impact in Ligue 1, most recently scoring the decisive goal in Lyon's crucial 4-2 victory over Stade Rennais—a result that propelled the club into Champions League qualification positions.

Since arriving in France, Endrick has tallied eight goals and seven assists in an impressive run of performances. Although Lyon suffered a 2-1 defeat to Toulouse recently, they remain in contention for a top-four finish and a spot in Europe's premier competition.

The loan move has proven beneficial for all parties involved. For Endrick, it provided valuable playing time and development under pressure. For Lyon, it brought a dynamic attacking threat. And for Real Madrid, it offered a glimpse of the young star's potential as he prepares for a return to the Spanish capital.

While Real Madrid still have three league matches remaining and won't officially conclude their campaign until May 24, Endrick is expected back at Valdebebas earlier than planned. According to reports from Globo (h/t Madrid Xtra), the Brazilian has personally requested permission from Real Madrid to begin training at the club's facilities ahead of the upcoming World Cup period. He is now slated to return to training from next Wednesday.

Within Real Madrid, there is growing excitement about Endrick's development following his successful loan spell. The club sees him as a key part of their future plans, and his proactive approach to returning early demonstrates his commitment to continuing his growth. For fans and the club alike, this is a promising sign for the seasons ahead.