Eduardo Camavinga is quietly working his way back to the heart of Real Madrid’s midfield under new head coach Alvaro Arbeloa.
After a difficult spell marked by injuries and limited minutes, the 23-year-old is starting to look like an integral part of the team once again.
Reports in Spain suggest Camavinga is becoming a key piece in Arbeloa’s system, trusted for his energy, discipline and ability to influence games in and out of possession. He has started each of Real Madrid’s last four La Liga matches, playing an important role in the victories that have kept their domestic ambitions on track.
Arbeloa is said to value Camavinga’s wide range of qualities, from his ball-winning to his composure under pressure and willingness to carry the ball forward. With Jude Bellingham sidelined through injury, Camavinga has seized the opportunity to show just how much he can offer in a more central and consistent role.
The Frenchman now aims to make this resurgence permanent by maintaining his form and keeping his place even when the squad is back to full strength.
If he continues on this trajectory, Camavinga could yet fulfil the potential that first excited Madridistas and become a long-term pillar of the Bernabeu midfield.
