Endrick's hardly credible Copa America enter rating for Brazil was questioned by Uruguay.

Before Brazil were knocked out of the Copa America quarter-finals on sanctions by Uruguay, Endrick played all 90 minutes.

Endrick, a 19-year-old Brazilian forward, is beginning to lose the earth.

The 18-year-old will join Champions League finalists Real Madrid later this month when he joins the Brazil team, where he now scored a win against England at Wembley on his comeback back in March.

Endrick has faced opposition from Argentine traditions Ronaldo, Pele, and Romario since making his Palmeiras debut at the age of 16, but he had one of the most difficult nights of his youthful career this weekend.

As he attempted to give Endrick his second dynamic start for the Selecao against Marcelo Bielsa's Uruguay side on Saturday night as he attempted to give the team some flair after putting together several subpar performances thus much, Brazil boss Dorival Junior gave him his first competitive start for the Selecao against Marcelo Bielsa's side.

But the 17- year- old fully struggled to impose himself on a match against an extreme, all- action Bielsa side that press with more intent than possibly any additional team in international football.

Endrick struggled to get a grip on the field, and he amazingly completed just one pass in Opta's 90 minutes of play, which was the kick-off.

Endrick completed one pass and played the entire 90 minutes. Which one was it, and may you identify it? # URUBRA# CopaAmerica pic. twitter.com/DHndKjPcCcJuly 7, 2024

After the score of 0 to 0, Uruguay won 4 to 2 on sanctions to set up a semi-final fight with Colombia in North Carolina on Wednesday night.

Endrick will have a great time learning from it because he will be joining Real Madrid this quarter as part of their star-studded front line, and Brazil will begin their 2026 World Cup certification campaign after winning only two of their first six games thus far.