Real Madrid and Brazil starlet Endrick has a strange 'contract' set up with his wife, Gabriely Miranda.
Endrick, 18, joined Real Madrid following his 18th birthday in July 2024. So far, he has shown signs of great promise in the famous white shirt, playing nine times while registering two goals for his new club.
As ever, when a football shoots to stardom across the globe, their personal life becomes part of their personal brand, and in Endrick’s case, this is no different.
The Brazilian’s marriage with Miranda is one topic of interest. When speaking on the ‘Pod Delas’ podcast earlier this year, the former Palmeiras man made a bizarre admission regarding his relationship.
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He explained how there are some unusual clauses in their relationship ‘contract’, including prohibiting any form of addiction and drastic changes in behaviour.
It has also been claimed that Endrick and Miranda must say 'I love you' to each other in all situations.
"Whoever doesn't comply with this, when the end of the month comes about, they have to give what the other person wants,” he explained.
"Like, I asked for an Apple headset, and she gave it to me."
Miranda, 23, is reportedly four years older than the Real Madrid star and boasts a huge Instagram following of 1.2m, which has allowed her to work with brands such as New Balance.
The pair are regularly pictured together, and their relationship has been made fairly public, with Miranda often attending her husband’s football matches - including when Endrick scored in Brazil’s 1-0 win over England at Wembley in March 2024.
Despite his clear talent on the pitch and popularity off of it, he has had to settle for a bit part role under Carlo Ancelotti’s guidance so far during his first season at Los Blancos.
But he showed exactly what he can do in a 3-1 win over Stuttgart in September.
"I was worried before and during the match,” said Ancelotti.
“I’m not worried anymore now. Endrick had courage in that last ball of the match.
“The best solution was to take advantage of the three against one, but he was convinced. He did it very well. It was the most complicated solution, but it worked out very well for him.
"He is capable of doing things that no one can think of. At least, I didn't think of that. He has the gift of being very effective. You can see that he has something special. And a very strong and very fast shot."
The Brazilian was an unused substitute in Saturday’s 4-0 defeat to Barcelona in El Clasico.
Topics: Real Madrid, Endrick, Football
Luke Davies