Fede Valverde has already told Eduardo Camavinga: €70M and goodbye

Real Madrid is facing a new stage of deep reflection in its midfield. The feeling inside the club is clear: it is time to renew, adjust pieces, and anticipate a future in which the demands will be even greater. The current midfield has performed, but it is beginning to show signs of saturation in repeated profiles and functions.

In that context, Fede Valverde has established himself as one of the leaders in the locker room and in the sporting project. The Uruguayan understands better than anyone where the team is heading and assumes that not all the current names will continue to be part of the journey.

Camavinga on the European radar

The 2026 summer transfer window is shaping up to be one of the busiest in Valdebebas. From England, clear signs of interest are arriving for Eduardo Camavinga, a player whose versatility has not gone unnoticed in the Premier League.

Arsenal and Liverpool are following his situation very closely. Both clubs see in Camavinga an ideal profile to have a leading role, something that he has not always achieved in Madrid because of internal competition.

70 million to reshape the project

In the club offices, the message is pragmatic. If an offer close to 70 million euros arrives, the club would be willing to sit down and negotiate. This is not a traumatic departure, but a strategic decision to balance the books and open the door to new high-impact signings.

The sale of the French international would allow Madrid to move for different profiles, more creative and organizing. Names such as Enzo Fernández or Vitinha appear on the agenda as possible targets to provide a different vision of the game and greater control in tight matches.

England step up the pressure and the outcome draws near

In London, Arsenal's interest is very concrete. Mikel Arteta is looking for a midfielder who is capable of alternating with Declan Rice and providing energy in a system of maximum intensity. In Liverpool, meanwhile, they are willing to make a significant financial effort to get ahead of their rivals.

Camavinga knows that he has a market and that his future is open. He has won titles with Real Madrid, but he is also aware that his role could be greater away from Chamartín. The final stretch of the season will be key and, barring an unexpected twist, the 70 million will mark the end of an era.