Eduardo Camavinga has no interest in leaving Real Madrid amid his links with Manchester City with the midfielder seen as a key star at the Santiago Bernabeu.
According to Defensa Central, Eduardo Camavinga may not look to leave the Santiago Bernabeu, as he is totally satisfied with life at Real Madrid. Manchester City are among those recently linked with a move for the Frenchman, as any move will be a huge challenge for Pep Guardiola’s side and others.
Eduardo Camavinga is one of the most sought-after midfielders in world football right now. There are still levels the Frenchman could scale, although he has already shown his influence in Carlo Ancelotti’s side since joining from Stade Rennes a few years ago.
Still only 22, there is plenty of time and promise for the Frenchman to become one of the most formidable midfielders in the world. The youngster is expected to play a key role in Real Madrid’s quest to win La Liga and the UEFA Champions League, with the club not overly keen to part ways with him anytime soon.
In recent weeks, there have been stories pointing towards a possible departure from Real Madrid, with Manchester City interested in the midfielder. Pep Guardiola is set for a strong summer window where he will look to revamp his midfield settings, as a raft of departures are to be followed by some big-name arrivals.
Eduardo Camavinga was always expected to be an expensive target, although Manchester City, like many big clubs, would have forked out what was necessary to land the 22-year-old Real Madrid prospect. However, Guardiola’s plans to lure the midfielder might face massive challenges, as the Frenchman may not leave the Santiago Bernabeu.
Camavinga wants Real Madrid stay
Eduardo Camavinga has reportedly expressed his desire to stay put despite the many links with clubs like Manchester City. The 22-year-old Real Madrid prospect sees no reason to quit the Santiago Bernabeu at this stage of his career where he is one of the key stars under Ancelotti.
The Frenchman will want to go strength to strength this season as well as in the coming years to cement his legacy at the club. The Premier League might be an interesting prospect, although for now he feels settled at arguably one of the biggest clubs in the world, and there is no reason for the club to even think about parting ways with the Frenchman anytime soon.
