Galatasaray 'to move for' Eduardo Camavinga in January as Madrid role shrinks | OneFootball

Eduardo Camavinga has slipped down Jose Mourinho's pecking order at Real Madrid, managing only six outings this season with limited impact. Madrid sought more midfield presence, but the France international has not seized his chance.

Foot Mercato notes fresh speculation around his future and says that, for now, neither Camavinga nor Madrid are contemplating a departure. Meanwhile, Fanatik in Türkiye reports Galatasaray are monitoring him and intend to add him in January.

Camavinga arrived late in the 2021 summer window and shone in a superb debut campaign, especially in the UEFA Champions League, hinting at a glittering future.

Used at left-back in subsequent seasons, he impressed in spells, but his form steadily declined.

Criticism grew last season as his development stalled and he drifted out of contention, with Mourinho leaning on him only sparingly since.

The January window could yet reshape the picture, but any move would depend on positions shifting over the coming months.

Source: Goal.com

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