After all the chatter and disrespect Endrick has received from the socials lately, it will come as a very big boost for the youngstar after he scored on his Real Madrid debut.

In a game where Real Madrid suffered to creat chances owing to the opponents low block  formation, the End results told a completely different story as the merengues Cruised pass Valladolid 3-0, courtesy of goals from Fede Valverde (50th minute) Brahim Diaz (86th) minute and the icing on the cake by Endrick (90+6) after just coming on five minutes away from Regular time.

Record on his debut

Endrick’s goal yesterday meant:

🔘 He became the youngest foreign player to score for Real Madrid in it’s entire LaLiga history at 18 years and 35 days, surpassing French superstar Raphael Varane Who scored against Rayo in 2011 at 18 years and 152 days. (Data by: h/t 2010misterchip)

🔘 He becomes the third youngest player to score on their Real Madrid debut at 18 years, 35 days, just behind: Raul at 17 years, 131 days in 1994 and Rivera at 17 years, 111 days in 1995.

🔘 He becomes the third youngest south American to score in the entire LaLiga history at 18 years, 35 days, just behind: Fabio pinto at 18 years, 30 days with Real Oviedo in 1998 and Lionel Messi at 17 years, 311 days with Barcelona in 2005  (data by: h/t 2010misterchip)

Perfect Bernabéu run

In just two games at the Bernabéu, Endrick has already scored two goals. His first was with Brazil against Spain, when the pair faced off in an international friendly, with the second coming yesterday.

Moving into what will be a very demanding season, Ancelotti will be hopping to count on his entire squad, and Endrick is no exception.

When the young Brazilian didn’t feature in any of the clubs first two games, there was already a lot of talks about him not being in Ancelotti’s plans yet, and even if that were to be true his goal will go along way as to winning the managers trust.