Real Madrid is experiencing a time of change. After a complicated season, the club's management has started to make moves to adjust the squad. In the midst of this movement, the big question arises: what will happen with Eduardo Camavinga?
A year to forget
Eduardo Camavinga arrived with great excitement. It was hoped that his quality and youth would bring freshness to the merengue midfield, but reality has been different. Irregularity and injuries have prevented him from shining as everyone hoped.
Carlo Ancelotti, in his last year, couldn't give him the continuity needed for him to establish himself. The trophyless season for Madrid made many pieces come into question, with Camavinga being no exception.
The Xabi Alonso era and the new roadmap
With Xabi Alonso's arrival as coach, there's a fresh atmosphere in Valdebebas. The former white footballer is determined to recover the team's winning essence. For that, he knows he must rely on consistent players and a balanced squad.
Xabi Alonso is already evaluating which players will stay and who could leave. On this list, Camavinga appears with a question mark; it's not a matter of quality, but of adaptation and continuity. The midfield is in full transition and the Frenchman still doesn't fit into the new project.
Florentino sets a price for Camavinga
The sporting management isn't wasting time. Florentino Pérez has set a clear price for Eduardo: €100 million. A high figure that reflects his potential, but it's also a way to gauge the real interest of the market.
Not only Camavinga, but also Rodrygo has been valued at a similar figure. Both, previously untouchable, can now be open to a sale if an interesting offer arrives. The priority is to take care of the finances and make the right moves to avoid repeating past mistakes.
Goodbye or second chance?
For now, Camavinga's future is hanging in the air. If a club appears willing to pay the €100 million, Real Madrid won't hesitate to negotiate. If there aren't offers that satisfy, the young Frenchman could stay to fight for a spot under Xabi Alonso's leadership.
What is clear is that the coming months will be decisive. Madridist fans must stay alert, because the team is in full reconstruction and nothing is set in stone.