Interpreting a headline

I found a Chinese sentence that seems to be a football news headline regarding a loan deal for a player named Endrick, who is a Brazilian wonderkid at Real Madrid. The phrase indicates that if a certain number of appearances aren’t met, Lyon has to pay a penalty. There are rumors about a loan after his arrival at Real Madrid, possibly to ensure he gets playing time. It looks like the user might be sharing this for more information!Summarizing a loan deal

I think I should provide a brief summary of the news snippet. It mentions that a reporter claims there's a loan agreement for Endrick, which includes a requirement for a minimum number of appearances. If Lyon doesn’t meet that count, they may have to pay compensation to Real Madrid. This could also imply they’d pay a penalty to ensure player development, as these clauses usually exist in loan agreements. But, I need to acknowledge that transfer news can often be based on rumors.Clarifying a news update

I want to clarify that there's no official confirmation regarding the reported loan deal. Since the language is Chinese, I should respond in that language while keeping formatting minimal. The message means that a journalist claims Real Madrid and Lyon are close to a loan agreement for Endrick, which includes a minimum appearance requirement. If Lyon doesn’t meet it, they must pay compensation. I'd ask if the user wants me to check the latest reports or details on similar cases for context.