Camavinga hesitant to leave Real Madrid despite Liverpool and Arsenal talks | OneFootball

Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga could be on the market this summer and has already been linked with a move to the Premier League.

However, Sky reports that the midfielder is not ready to leave Santiago Bernabeu yet, which could scupper any potential summer plans.

Camavinga joined Madrid in the summer of 2021. He was billed as one of the finest young talents to come out of France and proved himself in Los Blancos colours.

However, Madrid are keen to revamp their midfield options, and Camavinga has reportedly been earmarked for a high-profile exit.

The 23-year-old still has three years left on his contract with Madrid, but the 15-time Champions League winners are ready to listen to offers.

Camavinga is valued at €50 million on Transfermarkt, but Madrid will only consider offers of around €80m from interested suitors, and the midfielder isn’t short on those.

Interestingly, there have already been movement behind the scenes. 

Camavinga’s representatives at CAA Stellar have reportedly reached out to a number of Premier League clubs, with Liverpool and Arsenal among those interested.

Clubs in Saudi Arabia are also hovering around the highly rated midfielder, but he may be more interested in staying in Europe whenever he decides to leave Madrid.

Camavinga can play as a defensive midfielder or in a box-to-box role. He has also played as a makeshift left back when required, and that versatility appeals to interested clubs.

Yet for all the speculation, Camavinga is clear about where his future lies. The French international has made it clear that he doesn’t want to leave Madrid.

Camavinga’s exit will help fund Madrid’s planned summer expenditures. The club already have Chelsea’s Enzo Fernandez and Manchester City’s Rodri on their radar.

There have also been internal discussions about moving academy talent Thiago Pitarch to the first team.

It remains to be seen if Camavinga can be convinced that leaving Bernabeu would be in his best interest. But Madrid’s asking price wouldn’t be a problem for interested Premier League clubs.