Manchester City are in talks to sign versatile French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga. The 23-year-old has been the subject of interest from several clubs, and City have now been offered the chance to sign him. Camavinga has started just 16 games in La Liga last season, but his talent and experience make him an attractive transfer target.
Camavinga's current club, Madrid, is open to selling one midfielder this summer to finance their squad rebuild. Manchester United have Aurelien Tchouameni on their shortlist, and it is understood that Madrid are also open to selling the France international. Madrid are demanding a €60m transfer fee for Camavinga, who they signed from French side Rennes for €40m five years ago.
Despite being in talks with City, it is unclear whether Camavinga intends to leave Madrid. His entourage has reportedly stated that he has no intention of leaving and will honor his contract, which is set to expire in 2027. Madrid's coach, Jose Mourinho, has already approved the decision to sell Camavinga, but the club may face difficulties in forcing the midfielder to leave.
Madrid's situation is complicated, with 90% of the squad having valid contracts. It will be a challenge for the club to change the team significantly, knowing that they can only touch two or three players. Camavinga's future remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: his talent and experience make him a highly sought-after transfer target.
