Guti announces a bomb in Real Madrid's attack: 'It's the best option'

If there is an authoritative voice to speak about Real Madrid, it is Guti. Trained at La Fábrica and with a legendary career in the first team, the former attacking midfielder is a figure who left a mark at Bernabéu. For more than a decade, the Madrid stadium enjoyed his talent, his imagination, and his ability to decide matches with a single action.

Guti was a different kind of player, an attacking midfielder with a privileged vision of the game. Few footballers have interpreted soccer with as much elegance and personality as he has. His legacy lies not only in the titles he won, but also in the unbelievable passes and goals he scored.

Guti Pays Close Attention to Real Madrid

After hanging up his boots in 2012, Guti has taken new paths to stay connected to the world of soccer. For several years, he has collaborated with DAZN, where he offers his analysis of LaLiga with the same clarity and character that defined him on the field. His new job allows him to watch every Real Madrid match and not miss a single detail.

Thanks to his work in the media, Real Madrid fans can learn firsthand about his perspective on the club's current events. True to his style, Guti doesn't hold back when it comes to analyzing decisions or performances. During the broadcast of the latest match, the former player wanted to address a topic that concerns Madridists: the situation in the attacking area.

Guti Says What Many Think About Endrick

In the latest Real Madrid match, Guti focused on Endrick, the young Brazilian gem who still hasn't been able to make his debut under Xabi Alonso. The striker arrived with enormous expectations, but his adaptation hasn't been easy. First, there were physical problems, and now he has accumulated five consecutive drafts without playing a single minute.

Faced with Endrick's situation, Guti was blunt. "If from now until December he doesn't get opportunities, I think his best option is to leave so he can keep growing.  For a young player like Endrick, the best thing is to get minutes," the Real Madrid legend stated without hesitation.

Guti justified his opinion by recalling the enormous competition in the squad. "Can Endrick be decisive? Well, you never know. There are always injuries and moments when the coach bets on you, but it doesn't seem to be his priority right now", he concluded.

He is right. Endrick is competing for a spot with world-class footballers like Vinícius, Mbappé, or Rodrygo, all with more experience at the European elite. Xabi Alonso, who demands a high level of tactical maturity, seems to lean toward more established options in his attacking scheme.

Endrick Is Considering It

Guti's message, beyond criticism, is interpreted as advice from a veteran. He knows what it means to grow up in such a demanding club and also how difficult it is to carve out a place when the competition is fierce. A loan in January could be the best formula for Endrick to gain minutes and confidence without losing his connection to Real Madrid.

The upcoming winter transfer window will be key to defining his future. If he doesn't manage to gain prominence in the coming weeks, everything points to Endrick possibly seeking minutes away from Bernabéu. As Guti rightly points out, perhaps that is "the best option" for a talent who needs to play in order to keep growing.