Endrick, the young Brazilian sensation, scored his first goal for Real Madrid in a recent match against Valladolid, triggering a series of bonuses stipulated in his contract.

According to reports from ge.globo, each goal, assist, or penalty won by Endrick until 2030 will cost the Spanish club $35,000, paid to Palmeiras. These payments are part of a bonus package that could total up to $12.5 million for the Brazilian club, depending on the player's performance.

The contract also includes payments for other milestones, such as $75,000 for each match in which Endrick starts and plays at least 45 minutes. Additionally, there are clauses that could see Palmeiras receive between $500,000 and $2 million if Real Madrid wins the UEFA Champions League with Endrick starting in several games.

Individual awards are also covered: if Endrick wins the Golden Boy, the Ballon d'Or, or finishes among the top three in the FIFA The Best award, Palmeiras could receive an additional $1 to $2 million.