Real Madrid weighs loan or sale of midfielder Eduardo Camavinga

Real Madrid is actively exploring options to move French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, either on loan with guaranteed playing time or a permanent transfer. Coach José Mourinho has expressed dissatisfaction with Camavinga's performances, prompting the club to seek a solution that could free up funds for upcoming signings.

The club, which has already spent around €85 million this summer on players such as Axel Dumfries, Marc Cucurella, Ibrahima Konaté and Bernardo Silva, also sold Nico Paz for €60 million to balance its books. Camavinga, valued at roughly €70 million, has averaged only 46 minutes per game this season and has indicated a desire to stay, but management sees his departure as a key source of cash to finance potential targets like Olise. Manchester City has shown interest in the midfielder, adding further urgency to the negotiations.