Endrick was benched by Carlo Ancelotti in Brazil's World Cup opener against Morocco on June 18.
The 19-year-old striker's omission from the starting lineup has created a stir among fans.
What happened?
Carlo Ancelotti denied allegations that he told Endrick to leave Real Madrid to play in the World Cup.
Ancelotti stated that Endrick is a very important player and one of the talents to have come out of Brazilian football.
Why it matters for Endrick
Endrick hasn't enjoyed playing under Ancelotti, which stems back to his days at Real Madrid, and is now on loan at Lyon.
The decision to bench Endrick has raised questions about his future with the Brazilian national team.
What comes next?
Brazil will face Haiti on June 19, and Ancelotti may shake things up front, potentially giving Endrick a chance to play.
Neymar, who was sidelined for Brazil's opening match due to a calf injury, could return for the team's next match.
Carlo Ancelotti said Neymar is working very hard to recover as soon as possible.
The Brazilian medical staff is taking a cautious approach to Neymar's condition, and has drawn up a specific program for him.
Endrick's situation will be closely watched as Brazil seeks to recover from the 1-1 draw against Morocco.
The team lacked the manpower necessary to net three points against Morocco, with Igor Thiago struggling up front.
Former Brazil international Felipe Melo expressed confusion over why Endrick didn't play against Morocco.
Endrick's introduction could have made a difference in the match, according to some pundits.
The World Cup is a crucial stage for Endrick to prove himself, and his omission from the starting lineup has sparked debate.
But Ancelotti's decision to bench Endrick has also raised questions about the team's strategy and formation.
As Brazil prepares to face Haiti, all eyes will be on Ancelotti's lineup and whether Endrick will get a chance to play.
The match against Haiti will be a test for Brazil's attacking prowess, and Endrick's potential inclusion could be a game-changer.