Real Madrid midfielder internally discussed as an option by Premier League giants but deal difficult – Romano | OneFootball

Real Madrid’s Eduardo Camavinga is facing a tricky situation around his club-level future, and the club and player are at odds over the same.

Los Blancos are looking for a big sale to level the books before they go after more signings this summer. They see Camavinga as their best shot of selling a player without much prominence for a good price and are thus pushing for him to leave.

The player, however, has remained adamant that he will stay at the club at any cost. He is determined to earn his place in the starting XI back and hopes to convince Jose Mourinho in pre-season.

The Red Devils are serious

As relayed earlier this week, Camavinga has several clubs from the Premier League interested in signing him.

Close to leaving Real Madrid. (Photo by Florencia Tan Jun/Getty Images)

Manchester United, on that front, have been the most extensively linked by quite some distance.

Now, as confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United have even internally discussed Camavinga as a possible midfield signing and option for the season ahead and have genuine interest in making an offer.

The situation, however, is not in their control for the move can only go through if Camavinga agrees to leave Real Madrid. As of today, that does not seem likely as the player refuses to even consider a departure.

Working hard in pre-season

Camavinga was not called up to join the French national team for the FIFA World Cup and has thus had the past month off. However, he has not used the break to completely relax.

Camavinga was not called up for the FIFA World Cup. (Photo by FRANCK FIFE/AFP via Getty Images)

The player is more determined than ever to prove that he still deserves a place at the club and even returned early to the club facilities to prepare for pre-season.

Such is his dedication, in fact, that the player has also spent a significant part of his vacation time on his preparations for the new season.

What remains to be seen is whether the player changes his mind, and what the club’s current stance on Camavinga is.

After all, they will only sell him if they are looking to make a new midfield signing this summer, something that remains g