In an international football friendly, Brazil took on England and substitute 17-year-old Endrick scored his maiden goal for the Samba Army.
In the 80th minute of the game, the Brazilian midfielder broke the ball and counterattacked, Vinicius burst into the penalty area and pushed the shot to be blocked by Pickford, and the unmarked Endrick sent the ball into the empty net.
After Endrick's goal, John Stones raised his hands for offside and at least five England players surrounded the referee, but the referee confirmed the goal was valid.
Judging from the slow motion, at the moment when Vinicius shoots, Endrick is indeed not offside. Endrick was in an offside position when a team-mate's midfield pass came, but Vinicius was not offside.
Endrick, who scored his maiden goal at the age of 17 and 264 days, became the youngest Brazilian player to be called up to the national team in 2023 when he came off the bench for 26 minutes against Colombia and Argentina.
Endrick also became the first Brazilian to score against England in 11 years, the last of which was Paulinho, who netted on 2 June 2013.
In addition, Endrick has set a number of Brazilian scoring records, including being the youngest player to score in the Brazilian Liga at the age of 16 years and 97 days, and breaking the record for under-18 players held by Neymar with 11 goals. If Mbappe is signed in the summer window, Real Madrid will bring together top players such as Bellingham, Vinicius, Rodrygo, Endrick and Mbappe, and the quality is formidable.