Real Madrid midfield star ignoring all interest coming from the Premier League | OneFootball

According to an update shared by El Larguero, it has been learned that Eduardo Camavinga and his representatives have turned a blind eye to interest from the Premier League, making it clear that the French midfielder has no intention of leaving Real Madrid any time soon.

Despite growing questions over his role and future at the club, especially with potential new signings on the horizon, Camavinga remains committed to staying at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The report arrives at a time when Real Madrid are exploring the market for midfield reinforcements, with names like Manchester City’s Rodri linked as top targets for 2025.

If such signings materialise, they could further complicate Camavinga’s position in the squad, particularly with competition already coming from Aurelien Tchouaméni, Federico Valverde, and Arda Guler.

Under the new manager Xabi Alonso, the Frenchman’s standing in the pecking order appears to be under threat.

Not for sale – Madrid dismiss transfer talk

Real Madrid do not want to sell Camavinga. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

Despite the uncertainty and interest from England, Real Madrid’s stance remains firm that Camavinga is not for sale. The club has no plans to entertain offers, even though a significant sale could help balance the books.

This decision comes despite valid concerns about Camavinga’s on-pitch discipline and the ambiguity surrounding his ideal role in Alonso’s tactical setup, whether as a deep-lying pivot, a box-to-box interior, or even a makeshift left wing-back.

While some believe a major midfield reshuffle is on the cards next summer, the club’s internal message is consistent that Camavinga is seen as a core piece for the future.

His versatility, high ceiling, and experience at just 22 make him too valuable to discard, even with ongoing tactical experimentation.

For now, the French international continues to focus on his development in Madrid, firmly shutting the door on a Premier League move, at least for the foreseeable future.