Real Madrid have set Eduardo Camavinga's asking price at €70 million, and no proposal close to that figure has reached Real Madrid's Bernabéu offices so far. Camavinga himself has never considered leaving the club, which is why a deadline-day move now looks remote rather than live. A Manchester United link has been part of the conversation, but there is still no serious bid on the table.
Madrid's valuation and the market response
AS reported that Real Madrid will not let Camavinga leave for anything below €70 million. That is the number shaping the window, and it has not been met by any offer close enough to force a decision.
The stronger point is the player side of it. Madriduniversal.com said Camavinga has never considered leaving Real Madrid, which removes the usual pressure that pushes these stories into the final hours. When the club's price is high and the player is not pushing for an exit, talks tend to stall quickly.
Why the move is not moving
The other piece here is Madrid's own squad strength. Real Madrid finished 2nd in La Liga in 2025, a reminder that this is not a club looking to sell from weakness. The midfield competition is also described as having Federico Valverde, Bernardo Silva and Aurelien Tchouaméni ahead of Camavinga in the current pecking order.
That does not prove a sale is imminent, but it does explain why the subject keeps surfacing. Even so, the report's own conclusion is blunt: that combination makes a late transfer increasingly unlikely. With no offer near €70 million and no desire from Camavinga to leave, deadline day is running out of room.
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