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Arsenal and Manchester United are reportedly currently leading the race for Eduardo Camavinga, with a transfer away from Real Madrid this summer viewed as possible.
Camavinga has struggled to show his best form for Los Blancos during the 2025-26 campaign, and there is currently a host of speculation surrounding his future in the Spanish capital.
The report claims that offers in the region of £52m would be seriously considered by Real Madrid, and both Arsenal and Man United are thought to be willing to spend that amount.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano recently said that Real Madrid were not "actively trying" to sell the midfielder during this summer's transfer window.
“My understanding is that Real Madrid are not actively trying to sell Camavinga. Real Madrid are not offering Camavinga to clubs. His agents are not offering Camavinga to clubs," Romano said on his official YouTube channel.
“Camavinga is not showing a desire to leave Real Madrid, according to my information. So, if there is a top club, a top proposal in the summer, we will see what happens, but, as of today, Camavinga is not actively trying to leave Real Madrid.
“Camavinga wants to fight for his place at Real Madrid. Camavinga loves Real Madrid, so he still wants to find a way to continue at Real Madrid, also in the future.
“Then, on Real Madrid side, he’s not an absolutely untouchable player. If a big proposal arrives and if the player is keen, for Real Madrid, the negotiation could be possible, but it doesn’t mean that Real Madrid are telling Camavinga, ‘You are out of the project’.
“That’s not the case. So, that’s the status of the story, as of today. On Camavinga, again, many questions on Paris Saint-Germain. I am not aware of Paris Saint-Germain actively working on a Camavinga deal as of today. We will see later on.
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