Manchester City are reportedly considering a move for Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga as the Spanish giants prepare to reshape their squad under manager José Mourinho.
According to MARCA, Real Madrid are actively searching for a new club for the French international after Mourinho gave the green light for his departure.
Camavinga, once regarded as one of Europe’s brightest young midfielders, has struggled to consistently reach his best form over the past two seasons. Despite his unquestionable talent, the report claims Real Madrid are prepared to cash in while his market value remains high.
Manchester City have emerged as a potential destination as they continue exploring ways to strengthen their midfield ahead of the new campaign.
Pep Guardiola’s side are already heavily linked with World Cup breakout star Ayyoub Bouaddi, but Camavinga is now understood to be another option under consideration as City evaluate the market.
The Premier League champions are believed to be discussing the feasibility of a deal, although no formal offer has yet been made.
Real Madrid’s willingness to negotiate could make the 23-year-old one of the most intriguing midfielders available this summer, with City monitoring developments closely as they look to refresh their squad for another title challenge.
Whether the Premier League side pursue Camavinga alongside Bouaddi or ultimately prioritise one target over the other remains to be seen as the transfer window gathers pace.
