Manchester United have expressed interest in signing Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga this summer, according to Italian journalist Nicolo Schira.
The 23-year-old has been a prominent figure at the Bernabeu since joining the Spanish giants in 2021, racking up 223 appearances across five seasons.
During his time in Madrid, Camavinga played a significant role in two Champions League triumphs and multiple La Liga title victories.
Despite his impressive trophy haul, Camavinga fell down the pecking order under manager Alvaro Arbeloa, who opted to deploy academy prospect Thiago Pitarch ahead of him in several matches.
His campaign was further disrupted by a red card against Bayern Munich in the Champions League, which contributed to a difficult period for the French midfielder.
Those inconsistencies ultimately led to his exclusion from Didier Deschamps’ France squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, representing a significant blow to his standing in the game.
Real Madrid are not ruling out selling Camavinga this summer despite the arrival of Jose Mourinho as manager, with Schira reporting that the club remain open to his departure.
Manchester United are now among the clubs monitoring the situation, with the 20-time English champions having reportedly communicated their interest directly.
Camavinga’s medal collection is remarkable for a player of his age, including two UEFA Champions League titles, two La Liga championships, two UEFA Super Cup trophies, one FIFA Club World Cup, and the UEFA Nations League with France.
Any deal for the versatile midfielder will not come cheap, with his current Transfermarkt valuation standing at £42m, and United will need to table a concrete offer to stand any chance of securing a transfer.
Michael Carrick would be landing a player capable of operating in central midfield and at left-back, giving United valuable flexibility across different tactical systems next season.
Camavinga’s combination of proven European pedigree, youth, and versatility makes him one of the more attractive midfield targets available on the market this summer.