Galatasaray had made contact: Camavinga's future at Real Madrid has been decided
Real Madrid has given the green light for the transfer of French star Eduardo Camavinga, who has long been linked with Galatasaray; the club has clarified its transfer fee demands.
A significant development has occurred at Real Madrid, one of Spain's leading football clubs, regarding midfielder Eduardo Camavinga. Following Jose Mourinho's appointment as head coach, it has been suggested that the club plans to part ways with the French footballer. The Real Madrid management has set a transfer fee of 60 million Euros for the 23-year-old Camavinga.
The young midfielder, who has been on Galatasaray's transfer agenda for some time, is under the radar of Europe's giant clubs. It is reported that Camavinga, whose name frequently appears in the transfer market, is attracting interest from Paris Saint-Germain, as well as Manchester United, Juventus, Chelsea, and Liverpool.
However, despite all these transfer rumors, it has been stated that the French footballer is not keen on leaving the club. Camavinga, who has been noted for failing to display the expected performance in recent times, remains hopeful about his future at Real Madrid. The player, who wants to stay with the team, aims to regain his form and exceed expectations.
Having played in 43 matches last season, Camavinga contributed 2 goals and 1 assist. According to Transfermarkt data, the player's market value is around 50 million Euros. His current contract with Real Madrid runs until 2029.
News Source: 12punto
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