Real Madrid ready to offer €20 million plus young midfielder for PSG standout – report | OneFootball

In a surprising development, reports from Fichajes suggest that Real Madrid have identified Joao Neves as their primary target to strengthen the midfield.

In fact, in their attempt to secure his signing, the Spanish giants are reportedly considering an enticing proposal for Paris Saint-Germain, offering Eduardo Camavinga along with an additional €20 million.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez sees Neves as the ideal midfielder to enhance the squad. The Portuguese talent, who is just 20 years old, has been making a strong impact at PSG since joining the club last summer.

The French side invested €60 million to acquire him from Benfica, and he has since proven to be a key player in their setup.

Impressing this season

Under the guidance of Luis Enrique, Neves has been a consistent performer, featuring in 34 matches and contributing four goals and nine assists.

Real Madrid are ready to trade Eduardo Camavinga. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

His ability to control possession, dictate the tempo of the game, and make intelligent tactical decisions has caught the attention of Real Madrid.

The club sees him as a long-term investment and wants to finalise his transfer in the upcoming summer window.

On the other hand, Camavinga remains a crucial figure at Real Madrid, but the club is open to parting ways with him if it means securing Neves.

The young French midfielder has been a versatile option for Carlo Ancelotti, operating in multiple roles across the midfield and even in defence when required.

However, Real Madrid appear willing to make this sacrifice if it strengthens their long-term project.

The success of this potential deal will depend on PSG’s stance. As of now, the Parisian club has not provided any indication of their willingness to entertain the proposal.

With the summer transfer window fast approaching, negotiations between these two European powerhouses could become one of the most closely followed sagas of the season.