​Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga is reportedly on the transfer radar, with Los Blancos demanding at least €60 million to part ways, according to AS. Yet the same report notes that the French youngster is not interested in leaving the club, a stance that could complicate any potential deal. Once seen as a cornerstone of Real Madrid’s future, Camavinga’s value has dipped over the past two seasons, raising questions about his market appeal. Still, clubs such as Inter Milan or PSG might pursue him if he signals openness to a move. New coach José Mourinho is set to influence the outcome of this saga; if Camavinga fails to secure a starting role, Mourinho could hint that a transfer would be in his best interest, accelerating any potential exit. This situation remains dynamic as interest from top clubs persists and Camavinga weighs his options.