The impact of the young Brazilian star Endrick has become clearly evident in the ranks of Olympique Lyon, as he quickly established himself as one of the team's key players since his arrival from Real Madrid last January.

The Brazilian star's numbers speak for themselves, as he scored five goals and provided an assist in six matches in the French League and the French Cup, earning the trust of both the fans and the coaching staff.

The 19-year-old forward had shown glimpses of his talent during his time with Real Madrid, but the lack of playing time affected his continuity. He then moved to Lyon on loan until the end of the season, where he found the space he had been missing and utilized it in the best possible way, showcasing his significant attacking abilities.

Despite this brilliance, some of his actions still reflect his youth, as he received a direct red card in the last match against Nantes due to excessive aggression and uncalculated enthusiasm. However, the penalty was lenient and limited to a one-match suspension only.

The team's coach, Paulo Fonseca, defended his player after the match, pointing out that referees are required to protect him. He said, "I don't want to comment on the referee's decision, but there was a clear foul against him. The player wasn't trying to play the ball but to stop Endrick. This isn't the first time he's faced early roughness. Referees need to be more cautious, as it's their responsibility to protect talented players."

However, before Lyon's anticipated match against Nice, Fonseca emphasized the need for his player to develop mentally, affirming that he spoke with him about the importance of maturity on the field, especially now that he is under everyone's watch.

In Lyon, hopes are pinned on the young Brazilian talent, but the path to global stardom requires him to control his emotions and learn from his mistakes to achieve the anticipated leap in his football career.