Camavinga wants to stay and fight for Real Madrid place

Eduardo Camavinga is reportedly determined to remain at Real Madrid next season despite growing speculation over his future after a difficult campaign.

According to Marca, the 23-year-old midfielder has no intention of leaving this summer and wants to battle for his place in the squad, even with uncertainty surrounding the head coach position.

Camavinga has struggled for consistency this year and failed to nail down a regular starting role under both Xabi Alonso and Alvaro Arbeloa, with a red card in Munich seen as one of the low points of his season. Even so, the French international is keen to prove his worth, and his versatility in central midfield and at left-back is still considered a valuable asset within the squad.

While the player’s priority is to stay, Real Madrid are understood to be open to listening to significant offers as they plan a potential summer rebuild. His situation could also be shaped by the national team picture, with Didier Deschamps set to name his latest France squad soon, a call-up that could provide a timely boost to Camavinga’s confidence heading into the new season.