Eduardo Camavinga might leave Real Madrid this summer as manager Jose Mourinho restructures the squad for the upcoming season. While the 23-year-old French international reportedly wishes to stay at the Bernabeu, he could be made available for transfer to help finance other acquisitions.
Momentous spending elsewhere at Real Madrid could necessitate player sales to balance the books. Manchester City and Manchester United have both previously expressed interest in Camavinga, though any transfer would be heavily dependent on his valuation.
Momentum is building around Lille's Ayyoub Bouaddi, an 18-year-old viewed as a potentially greater long-term investment by Manchester City. United, meanwhile, is prioritizing more budget-friendly options or transfer structures that allow for deferred payments.
Mourinho has commenced pre-season training and is evaluating his current squad while seeking one or two additional signings. Some players are expected to be moved on, either through loan deals or outright sales. Fulham has shown interest in Real Madrid's Gonzalo Garcia and Franco Mastantuono.