Eduardo Camavinga resists Real Madrid exit as Mourinho era begins

Eduardo Camavinga is trying to turn the situation around at Real Madrid after being pushed toward the exit by the club’s hierarchy.

The French midfielder, who joined Madrid at 18 in 2021, is now viewed as a sale candidate after injuries and uneven performances made his future look uncertain.

Madrid’s leaders, including Florentino Perez, have reportedly decided they may listen to offers in the 50 to 60 million euro range, despite the player’s enormous release clause. That stance has already attracted attention from several major clubs, but Camavinga has not made life easy for suitors.

According to the report, he has turned down approaches from Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea, showing a clear desire to stay in Spain and fight for his place. He is also said to be using a short business course at Harvard as part of a reset away from the pitch.

The 23-year-old now wants to convince Jose Mourinho and his staff that he deserves another chance in the squad. Madrid have allowed him to train with the group for now, but the message is clear: his future will depend on what he shows in the weeks ahead.