Real Madrid are reportedly open to selling Eduardo Camavinga during this summer's transfer window, should a suitable offer arrive for the central midfielder.
Camavinga, 22, made the move to Real Madrid from Rennes in August 2021, and he has represented the Spanish and European champions on 166 occasions, scoring three goals and registering nine assists in the process.
The France international has had a number of injury problems this season, though, missing the start of the campaign with a knee issue before spending time out with two separate muscular injuries.
Camavinga has been restricted to only 10 appearances in La Liga this term, while he was only used as a late substitute against Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday night.
Dani Ceballos is currently being preferred to Camavinga in the middle, and there have recently been rumours surrounding the Frenchman's long-term future in the Spanish capital.
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Real Madrid 'willing to listen to serious offers' for Camavinga
According to Fichajes, Real Madrid would be willing to listen to any serious offers that may arrive for Camavinga this summer.
The report claims that his recent struggles have 'generated doubts within the club', and 'the door has been opened' to him potentially leaving Carlo Ancelotti's side during the upcoming transfer market.
There is believed to be serious interest from the Premier League in Camavinga, while Paris Saint-Germain are also believed to be keen to bring him back to France at the end of the campaign.
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is said to be a huge admirer of the midfielder but views him as a player capable of raising a healthy transfer fee this summer to allow Los Blancos to boost their squad.
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Which Premier League clubs could move for Camavinga?
Manchester United are believed to have been firmly in the running for Camavinga before the Frenchman moved to Real Madrid, and it is understood that the Red Devils still have an interest in his services.
The 20-time English champions would surely have to secure Champions League football for next season to stand a chance of signing Camavinga, and that could be achieved through the Europa League.
Aside from Man United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool are believed to be keen on the ex-Rennes youngster, while Manchester City could also potentially be in the hunt for his signature.
As a result, there may be a Premier League scramble for Camavinga at the end of the campaign, with Real Madrid seemingly willing to let one of the best young midfielders in world football seek pastures new.
Matt Law
