Okay, that cable is connected between the charging port assembly and the motherboard, as seen here.
You can't see it in your picture because it's under the metal shield covering the vibration motor. The other end connects to the charging port assembly; you can see it here.
So yeah there should be a connector on both ends. If you're missing the connector, look at where it's supposed to be plugged into and it should be there; unfortunately I wouldn't have much confidence in my ability to put that tiny connector back on the wire and have it connected correctly. I would strongly suggest that you should replace it with a new coax cable. You can use the charging port replacement guide to get to the coax cable; obviously you don't have to remove the charging port, just follow it along far enough to free the antenna cable.
Google Pixel 4 Charging Assembly Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide
I saw several places selling those two cables for the Pixel 4 XL, and those may work, but I'd suggest you stick with one explicitly for the Pixel 4. There were a couple of eBay listings, and here's one on AliExpress that would work (note that it comes in black, but the color of the coax cable doesn't matter).
Signal Antenna Flex Cable For Google Pixel 4 4XL 4a 4a 5G Signal Wifi Connector Wireless Line Ribbon Replacement Parts - AliExpress
Good luck; let us know how it turns out!
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iRobot さんによる
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The pen is pointing to the errant white wire. It looks like the end may have broken off of a solder joint...but I'm not sure.
Joe さんによる