Endrick expressed his enthusiasm after Real Madrid's victory over AS Roma, highlighting his desire to contribute to the team's success and his admiration for his teammate Vini's discipline. The young Brazilian forward, who arrived on the field in the 59th minute, commented that the four-game ban imposed on Vini after his expulsion against Villarreal seemed unfair, because "they knew it would be two games for a direct red card, but what they do with Vini is an incredible thing, crazy, and there is no way to change it. Out of two games they have given four, they are going to look for Vini, but he is a strong boy, he is always working, fighting against everything. He is going to be strong, when he comes back, he is going to come back very well”, according to statements in the Movistar Plus+ microphones.
During the match, Endrick watched as Real Madrid recovered from a 3-1 defeat to AS Roma. After his entry, the player made a header that allowed Carlos Espí to equalize, and continued to press the attack until Rüdiger sealed the final 3‑4. The striker stated that "I'm still in the excitement of the game. A little difficult, I was on the bench talking to God, when I look to the side Nuno called me, I thought he wasn't going to come on so early. I entered the game and I was able to do what I like most, play football, I feel like I can help everyone, and most importantly, Madrid win." Furthermore, he stressed the importance of the daily fight at the club, commenting that "I will be the first to leave if I don't do this, because being at Madrid is difficult, you have to fight every day."
Endrick recalled the moment of his entry with some tension: "Difficult, because I was with Mou talking, with my head down, when we raised our head Mallen was scoring another goal and it made the game more complicated. But we are Madrid, we are going to fight every game, and that is what we have done, from 3-1 to 4-3 and to continue fighting, because we have the Champions League, Copa del Rey, LaLiga, Super Cup, we want to win everything." The young player also reflected on his role within the team, pointing out that "we don't know, the coaches are not going to do what is best for a player, they are going to do what is best for the team. If I have to play, Mou is going to name me. It is not going to be the best for me. I am going to be fighting to help the team, that is what I am going to do my entire career."
With the victory, Real Madrid advances in its European and national competitions, while Endrick reaffirms his commitment to the club's cause. The team's next phase will include Champions League, Copa del Rey and La Liga matches, where the Brazilian forward will continue looking for opportunities to contribute to the team's success.