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Real Madrid have drawn a firm line on Eduardo Camavinga’s transfer value ahead of the deadline: €70 million or no deal. No proposal anywhere near that figure has reached the Bernabéu, and Camavinga himself has no interest in leaving.
That combination makes a late exit about as likely as a last-minute snowstorm in Madrid. The club’s operating condition for the window has been straightforward: no arrivals unless a departure is confirmed first. With neither side of that equation moving, the situation has effectively stalled.
Real Madrid Will Not Discount Camavinga
The prospect of Camavinga departing has circulated for several weeks. Real Madrid were open to listening — his sale was seen as a way to generate capital for reinforcements elsewhere — but they set a non-negotiable floor of €70 million and never wavered from it.
Manchester United emerged as the most prominent suitor for the 23-year-old. Reports suggested the Premier League side could table a bid around €50 million, but no formal offer arrived. Even if it had, that figure would have fallen €20 million short of what Madrid required.
Without a credible proposal, there is nothing to negotiate. The club’s position remains intact, and deadline day is unlikely to change that.
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Camavinga Has No Plans to Force a Move
Camavinga’s situation at the club is competitive. Federico Valverde, Bernardo Silva, and Aurelien Tchouaméni currently sit ahead of him in midfield priority, limiting his minutes. Yet he is not pushing for the exit door.
No negotiations are underway with any club. Camavinga remains committed to Real Madrid, which puts the club in a settled position: willing to sell at the right price, but under no pressure to act. With the player content to stay and no buyer willing to meet the valuation, the status quo holds through deadline day.
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