Real Madrid slap €60m price tag on young midfielder as Premier League clubs circle – report | OneFootball

A recent update from Real Madrid Confidencial has revealed that several Premier League sides are exploring the possibility of signing Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga.

The outlet furthers that the Spanish giants are reportedly open to hearing offers and have placed an estimated value of around €60 million on the Frenchman, a price that many English clubs view as a realistic investment for such a talented and versatile player.

Notably, Manchester City are said to be leading the chase. Pep Guardiola is a known admirer of Camavinga and believes his physical strength, pressing ability, and calmness on the ball would suit the Premier League perfectly.

Man City’s interest

The Premier League club is reportedly prepared to pay the asking price, seeing him as a long-term piece in their midfield rebuild.

The relationship between Real Madrid and Manchester City remains healthy despite their on-field battles, which could make negotiations straightforward if both sides decide to open talks.

However, a move in the middle of the season seems unlikely, as Camavinga remains a valuable part of Xabi Alonso’s plans and is not actively seeking an exit.

Real Madrid’s stand and future possibilities

Within the Madrid camp, there is still great belief in Camavinga’s future.

Real Madrid are open to selling Eduardo Camavinga. (Photo by Florencia Tan Jun/Getty Images)

The club view him as one of their most promising young players but are also aware that offers around €60 million could be tempting from a financial standpoint.

Having joined Los Blancos from Rennes for €31 million, the Frenchman’s potential sale would bring a notable profit if he fails to secure a consistent starting place.

Meanwhile, alongside Manchester City, both Manchester United and Liverpool are also monitoring his situation closely.

No rush to make a decision

Even so, Real Madrid are not in a rush to sell. The coming months will be key for Camavinga.

If he continues to grow under Alonso and becomes a regular starter, his market value could easily rise well above €60 million.

For now, the club’s message is clear that they are willing to listen, but not desperate to sell.