Newcastle's €50‑60 million offer pushes Real Madrid on Camavinga's future

Real Madrid face a crucial decision on midfielder Eduardo Camavinga as they prepare for the new season under head coach Jose Mourinho, a choice hastened by the Frenchman's omission from the France World Cup squad and a reported Newcastle United bid of €50‑60 million. Camavinga endured a season to forget last campaign. He was omitted from the France World Cup squad, leaving the French midfielder without a major international showcase. Mourinho’s plans for the upcoming campaign do not list the French midfielder as a key component. This omission signals that he is not central to the coach’s tactical blueprint. Real Madrid remain interested in selling the Frenchman but insist on a premium fee for the former Rennes starlet. The club says it is open to a transfer yet will not part with him at any price.

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So far Real Madrid have not received any concrete offers for Camavinga. Manchester United were linked with a move, but their pursuit has recently hit a roadblock. A journalist has suggested Real Madrid could sell the midfielder to Newcastle United for around €50‑60 million. The suggestion notes the Magpies’ recent departure of Sandro Tonali and their need for midfield reinforcements. Camavinga has publicly stated he has no desire to leave and wants to fight for a place in the team next season. The club, however, does not share his view, creating a mismatch of expectations. During pre‑season, Camavinga is focused on impressing new coach Jose Mourinho. Fellow Real Madrid teammates Raul Asencio and Franco Mastantuono are also reported to be facing uncertain futures. For now the French international will aim to make an impression during pre‑season in a desperate attempt to win over Mourinho’s trust. His ability to secure a role will depend on convincing the coach despite the club’s willingness to entertain a sale.