Manchester United prepare €50m bid for Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga

Manchester United are preparing a late move for Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, with the club reportedly ready to offer €50m before the transfer window closes.

Spanish radio station Cadena SER, on its programme El Larguero, says Camavinga has emerged as one of Manchester United’s main targets and that the Premier League club intends to make a formal approach in the final days of the window.

The proposed €50m bid is being prepared as part of Manchester United’s efforts to strengthen their midfield. The club view Camavinga as a player who could add greater physical presence and flexibility to the team because of his ability to operate in more than one position.

According to Cadena SER, Manchester United’s strategy is to wait until the closing stages of the transfer window before submitting an offer to Real Madrid. The club believes that making its move late could help it try to conclude negotiations quickly.

Camavinga remains under contract at Real Madrid, having joined the Spanish club from French side Rennes. He has become an important member of the squad during his time in Madrid, despite facing strong competition for places in midfield.

The position of Real Madrid is expected to be the decisive factor in determining whether the proposed transfer can take place. The club continues to regard Camavinga as a highly valuable player within its squad, meaning Manchester United may face a difficult task if they attempt to convince Real Madrid to sell.

If the English club follows through with its interest and turns it into a formal offer, the €50m proposal would represent the opening stage of Manchester United’s attempt to sign the France midfielder before the transfer window shuts.

Manchester United’s interest reflects their desire to add more options and adaptability in midfield. Camavinga’s ability to play in different roles is viewed as one of the main reasons he has attracted the club’s attention, while his established status at Real Madrid underlines the scale of the potential deal.

However, no agreement has been reported, and any move will depend first on whether Manchester United submit the planned offer and then on how Real Madrid respond. The Spanish club’s assessment of Camavinga’s importance to the team will therefore remain central to the outcome of the reported approach.