Real Madrid reject 35m euro Galatasaray bid for Eduardo Camavinga

Eduardo Camavinga could have left Real Madrid in the final hours of the transfer window, but the Spanish giants rejected a 35 million euro offer from Galatasaray.

According to Turkish outlet FotoMac, the Istanbul club submitted their proposal just before the market closed, hoping to secure the French international’s signature.

Real Madrid were not entirely opposed to letting the 23-year-old depart this summer, but only if the bid reflected his true value. The 35 million euro figure was deemed far too low, prompting Madrid’s hierarchy to dismiss the approach without entering further negotiations.

Camavinga’s own stance made any deal even more unlikely. The midfielder had no desire to leave the Spanish capital and was eager to continue his development under manager Jose Mourinho. Already featuring three times across all competitions this season, he remains a versatile asset capable of excelling in midfield or at left-back.

With the Turkish transfer market still open, Galatasaray must now explore alternative targets. For Real Madrid, retaining Camavinga strengthens their squad depth as they pursue success on multiple fronts. His decision to stay underscores his commitment to the club’s long-term project in La Liga and beyond.