Paulo Fonseca Criticises Endrick’s Performance as Brazil Star Announces His Expectation
Paulo Fonseca has criticised Endrick’s recent performance after his return from Brazil duty, calling on the young forward to do more for the team.
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Paulo Fonseca is not happy with Endrick’s recent performance. The manager believes the young forward must do more, even after a busy international schedule.
Speaking after the match, Fonseca said the 2006-born striker looked tired after returning from Brazil duty. Still, he made it clear that this cannot be an excuse.
“He was tired after the Brazil trip, but he has a responsibility to do more. We need him,” Fonseca said.
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Growing Pressure on the Young Forward
Endrick remains one of the most talked-about young players right now at Lyon. With that attention comes pressure to perform.
He has shown his quality in moments, but his performances have not been consistent. This is especially clear in tough matches where more is expected from him.
At this stage, he is still learning. He needs to manage his fitness and adjust to the speed of top-level football. Balancing club and international duty can be difficult, especially after long trips.
Competition and Expectations
Competition in the squad is strong, so every performance matters. Fonseca’s comments show that the club trusts Endrick, but they also expect more from him.
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The next few matches will be important. They will show how he responds and whether he can step up when the team needs him.
Positive News Off the Pitch
Away from football, Endrick has shared good news. He and his wife, Gabriely, have announced that they are expecting a baby.
It is a big moment in his personal life. It also comes at a time when he is dealing with pressure on the pitch.
For now, the focus returns to football, where the team hopes to see a stronger performance in the coming games.
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