Endrik spoke about his defeat at the World Championship and his mistakes

Brazil national team's promising young star and Real Madrid forward Endrick gave his first interview to the media about the unexpected defeat at the World Cup and his own mistakes, Zamin.uz reports.

The missed opportunity in the evening final against the Norwegian national team was a painful blow for Brazilian fans. In that match, the young striker was unable to capitalize on a favorable situation, and he is considered one of the main reasons for the team's early exit from the tournament.

According to Goal.com, Endrick admitted after the match that he was deeply upset about his mistake.

At a moment when the score was still 0-0, he had a very good chance to score, but in the end, the opposing team managed to secure the victory. The footballer emphasized that he sees this situation as a big lesson for himself and that he will work tirelessly to ensure such situations do not happen again in the future.

He acknowledged that he has thought a lot about his mistake, and although he could have acted better in that situation, he was unable to do so. He said it was a great experience for him and that he will now strive to avoid such mistakes.

This was the young striker's first World Cup. Although he admitted the tournament did not go as he had hoped, he said wearing the national team jersey and playing at such an influential level was a great honor for him.

Despite Brazil recording their worst result in the last 36 years, Endrick promised to lead the team to higher achievements in the next tournament, scheduled for 2030. He refrained from portraying himself as the team's sole savior or main hero, emphasizing that success can only be achieved through collective team effort.

In his view, teamwork is the most important thing for Brazil, and if the entire team moves forward as one mind and one soul in the future, such painful defeats can be avoided. At the same time, Brazil's national team head coach Carlo Ancelotti and the players are preparing for their return.

The team will take a slight break until the international window in September. According to the schedule, Brazilians will take the field in two friendly matches against the Australian national team at the end of September.

These matches will serve as an important step in restoring the team's morale and preparing for the new season.