Manchester United and Chelsea are reportedly among the European clubs interested in signing Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga following reports that manager José Mourinho is open to reshaping his squad.
According to Metro Sport, the 23-year-old French midfielder has experienced an inconsistent period at the Santiago Bernabéu despite previously being considered a key player. Although Camavinga remains under contract until 2029 with a €1 billion release clause, Real Madrid are reportedly willing to consider offers around €60 million (£52 million).
Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool are also said to be monitoring the situation, with all three Premier League clubs reportedly making enquiries about a potential transfer.
Despite the transfer speculation, Camavinga is not believed to be pushing for a move away from Madrid and remains determined to fight for a regular place in the team. The midfielder is also motivated to regain his place in the French national team after a recent omission.
Former Chelsea defender Frank Leboeuf has supported the possibility of Camavinga joining Stamford Bridge, suggesting he could build a strong midfield partnership with Moisés Caicedo.
Meanwhile, Ederson remains another midfield target being considered by Manchester United under manager Michael Carrick.
