Liverpool told they can sign Real Madrid midfielder for €60m | OneFootball

With four new players already signed, Real Madrid have started to shift their focus towards possible exits. Dani Ceballos has already departed via mutual contract termination, and in the coming weeks, more players will join him in leaving the Bernabeu.

Fran Garcia has been linked with the Premier League, while fellow defender Raul Asencio could also be allowed to leave – especially if another centre-back joins alongside the already-signed Ibrahima Konate. Meanwhile, there could be another exit in midfield, with Aurelien Tchouameni and Eduardo Camavinga having both attracted interest from England.

In Camavinga’s case, he is also being followed by Inter. Real Madrid are aware that they could cash in on him following a poor 2025-26 season, and according to TEAMtalk (via MD), they have informed Liverpool that they would be prepared to accept an offer in the region of €60m.

Liverpool have been following Camavinga for some time, and recently, they approached Real Madrid to enquire about the 23-year-old’s situation. It was at this time that Bernabeu bosses made clear that a deal could be done this summer.

Should Real Madrid part ways with Camavinga?

€60m is a price that Liverpool would surely have no problem in paying, so if Real Madrid were to receive that offer from Anfield, it’d be interesting to see whether they accept. The arrival of Bernardo Silva, coupled with the possible one of Enzo Fernandez, means that Camavinga will drop down the pecking order for next season, so it may be wise to cash in now.

However, it would be a big call to let Camavinga go at that price. He may have lost some prominence following a dismal 12 months, but he is clearly a very talented player, so it may be worth Mourinho giving him a proper chance before Real Madrid bosses decide whether or not to sell.