Real Madrid is focused on the present, but also on the future, and in that context, the Frenchman Eduardo Camavinga's future at the club is uncertain.

Recently, the French midfielder made a "mea culpa" in a press conference and assured that he is capable of being the club's "new Toni Kroos."

"I think we don't need a playmaking midfielder because we have players with those characteristics in the squad. We have many good players. What do you think? If you think we need one, I'll talk to the president and see what he says. I think I can do that role, and I am aware of what I can do in the team. I have to do much more, and I am capable of doing it. I am aware of that. Madridistas have not seen the complete Camavinga because I think I can do much more," said the player.

These words from the French international are very important for the club, although for many, they come late, especially because there have been many missed opportunities for the Frenchman, beyond the fact that his time in Madrid has been full of collective success, so the shadow of a transfer to the Premier League grows stronger by the day.

According to Defensa Central, Real Madrid would be willing to accept an offer of 70 million euros, as this money would be essential to strengthen the squad, an objective they have very clear for next season, 2026-27.

Another "bad news" for Eduardo Camavinga is the emergence of Thiago Pitarch, who has started in the last two LaLiga matches.

Furthermore, the return of Nico Paz also poses another problem for Eduardo Camavinga's continuity, especially because the Argentine would now be the white club's first signing for 2026-2027, something that Como has already come to terms with, even though Raphael Varane assured that "for now we enjoy Nico Paz, his continuity does not depend on us nor on him," according to statements he made in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Eduardo Camavinga has played 30 official matches this season, across all competitions, totaling 1,665 minutes, with 2 goals and one assist, very modest numbers for a player who was expected to make a leap in quality, especially after the departure of Toni Kroos and Luka Modric, although that leap ultimately has not arrived, which makes Florentino Perez and Jose Angel Sanchez value more than ever the possibility of the France international's departure.

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