Endrick celebrates with girlfriend photo & channels future teammate Bellingham

Brazil wonderkid Endrick celebrated scoring for under-23 national side by revealing a photo of his girlfriend Gabriely Miranda.

The teenager scored Brazil’s opening goal against Colombia in South America’s pre-Olympic tournament, which will determine the continent’s representatives for Paris 2024.

Endrick won back possession for Brazil, before following in to score on the rebound after a long-range shot was parried out by Colombia’s goalkeeper.

The forward celebrated his first-time finish by lifting up a photo of him and his girlfriend Miranda.

Endrick later shared the image of his goal celebration and the snap of him with Miranda on Instagram.

Miranda had previously shared the same photo of the couple together in Madrid back in December, with the caption 'first trip together'.

Endrick had responded to that post with 'I am in love'.

He has since been supported by the 20-year-old Brazilian model at events, including the Brazilian football awards in December where he scooped three prizes.

Endrick earlier this month revealed that Miranda currently drives for him, as he expressed a desire to learn to drive when he turns 18.

'When I turn 18 I want to drive. The first thing I want to do is to have my own car,' he told CazeTV.

'Now my girlfriend drives for me. She has a Golf GTI that accelerates quickly.'

Endrick is set to move to Real Madrid from Palmeiras in the summer when he turns 18 after the Spanish giants beat off significant competition to sign him for a reported €60m (£52m).

Despite his tender age, the forward has already scored 17 goals and added two assists in 60 appearances for Palmeiras. He earned his first two Brazil caps during the November international break.

Endrick also gave a nod to his future Real Madrid team-mate Jude Bellingham during his goal celebration on Friday.

The forward copied Bellingham's celebration with his arms outstretched, which has become a familar sight during the England's star debut season at Real Madrid.

Endrick also tagged Bellingham on his social media post, writing 'Jude'.

His goal against Colombia helped Brazil secure a 2-0 win, with John Kennedy scoring the second for under-23 side.

The result places Brazil second in Group A after successive wins, with Endrick having scored the only goal in a 1-0 triumph against Bolivia.

Ecuador top the group with two wins and one draw, but have played one more match than Brazil.

The top two from Group A and B will advance to a final group stage, with teams competing for two spot at this summer's Paris 2024 Olympics.