Real Madrid place a price tag on 22-year-old injury-ridden star – report | OneFootball

According to an update from Defensa Central, Real Madrid would be open to selling Eduardo Camavinga if an offer of around €80 million arrives.

The French midfielder, who is unavailable for the La Liga opener against Osasuna due to injury, has become a point of frustration.

His recent spell at the club has been hampered by fitness issues and repeated physical problems, raising doubts over his long-term consistency.

Despite this, the club has stood firm throughout the summer. Real Madrid made it clear that they had no intention of parting ways with Camavinga unless a huge offer arrived.

According to the report, intermediaries approached Los Blancos over his availability in recent months, but the answer from the club was always the same: “For less than €80 million we are not interested at all.”

Since that stance was communicated, there has been no further approach from any club.

Xabi Alonso backs Camavinga

Real Madrid have put a price to Eduardo Camavinga’s sale. (Photo by Juan Manuel Serrano Arce/Getty Images)

Manager Xabi Alonso still considers the Frenchman a crucial part of his squad plans.

Even though injuries have prevented him from using the midfielder at the start of this season, Alonso values Camavinga’s physical strength, ability to win duels, and his composure when bringing the ball out from the back.

These qualities make him a player Alonso wants to count on once he recovers full fitness.

Real Madrid believe that Camavinga’s best years are still ahead of him, and the club’s confidence in him has been evident despite his setbacks.

The expectation is that he can recover, regain his rhythm, and provide the energy and control that Madrid’s midfield needs.

For now, his future at the Santiago Bernabeu seems secure, unless an extraordinary €80 million bid forces the club to reconsider.