Liverpool and Manchester City Linked to Eduardo Camavinga as Real Madrid Open to Sale

Any transfer would force suitors to weigh Camavinga’s contract cost against uncertainty over how quickly he could adapt to the Premier League.

Overview

Spanish outlets reported on July 7–8 that Liverpool and Manchester City have shown interest in signing Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, with coverage describing both clubs as potential suitors.
Reports say Real Madrid’s new manager does not view Camavinga as central to his plans and the club may be willing to sanction a departure, though no formal offers have been made public.
Camavinga has told outlets he prefers to stay and fight for his place at Madrid, and he made 43 appearances last season with two goals and one assist while under contract through summer 2029.
Practical hurdles noted by analysts include his long contract, which would raise any transfer fee, and doubts about how quickly the 23-year-old would adapt to the Premier League’s pace and intensity.
If talks progress, a move could reshape Real Madrid’s midfield depth and force Camavinga to choose between staying to compete for minutes or pursuing more regular play in England.