Sky Sports' renowned Italian transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, exclusively reported on his official YouTube channel on Monday that Real Madrid might agree to sell France international defensive midfielder Eduardo Camavinga if they receive a suitable offer.

According to Romano, Real Madrid has decided to prioritize strengthening the midfield and defensive midfield positions this summer. Camavinga has been sidelined with injuries for a total of 219 days since the summer of 2024, making him a player the management considers replaceable.

However, given that Álvaro Arbeloa might not be Real Madrid's head coach next season, and the management doesn't necessarily see selling Camavinga this summer as essential, the possibility of the former Rennes player remaining at the Estadio Santiago Benabau next season cannot be completely ruled out.

Romano also added that several Premier League giants have been monitoring Camavinga's situation over the years and will not rule out signing him after careful consideration.

However, it's too early to speculate on which club he'll join at this stage, so he's decided not to reveal the names of any clubs yet. Of course, it cannot ruled out that clubs outside the Premier League might eventually join Camavinga's transfer battle.

For the past five years, Camavinga has been inextricably linked with Liverpool, and with the Reds having a significant decline this season, the France international defensive midfielder will inevitably become one of the players most frequently mentioned in transfer rumours.

About Eduardo Camavinga

Eduardo Camavinga, 23 years old, was born on November 10, 2002, in Cabinda, Angola. He is 1.82 meters tall, plays as a defensive midfielder, and holds French, Angolan, and Congolese citizenship.

Camavinga joined Rennes' youth academy in 2013 and was promoted to the first team six-years later.

In April 2019, at the age of 16, Camavinga had already completed his Rennes first-team debut. During his time with Les Rouge et Noirs, he made 88 appearances, scored 2 goals and provided 5 assists, including 71 appearances in Ligue 1, where he scored 2 goals and provided 4 assists. Already a member of the France national team by then, he scored his first international goal in a match against Ukraine in 2020.

In September 2021, Camavinga moved to Real Madrid for €40 million.

Since joining the club, Camavinga has so far made 215 appearances for Los Blancos in all competitions, scoring 6 goals and providing 11 assists. During which he has won two La Liga titles, the Supercopa de España twice, two UEFA Champions League titles, two UEFA Super Cups, one Copa del Rey title, one FIFA Club World Cup, and one FIFA Intercontinental Cup.

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