Eduardo Camavinga has also emerged as a target for Chelsea, as I previously revealed in an exclusive report for the Daily Briefing.
However, interest in the French international appears to be growing, with Liverpool now among the clubs reportedly monitoring his situation.
According to Graeme Bailey, speaking to TBR Football, Real Madrid remain admirers of Camavinga but understand they may struggle to keep him if he doesn’t secure regular game time under Xabi Alonso.
“Camavinga is a top talent and still only 22. Real Madrid love him, but those inside the Bernabéu know they can’t hold on to a player who isn’t playing – especially when several elite clubs would happily take him,” Bailey explained.
“He’s definitely one to watch. There are a few big names under Xabi Alonso who could be on the move come 2026. Liverpool aren’t the only ones tracking Camavinga, but there aren’t many clubs that would be a better fit for him.”
Sources suggest that Real Madrid would demand around €80 million for the midfielder, raising the question of whether Liverpool or Chelsea would be willing to meet that valuation.
The 22-year-old’s versatility, being capable of playing both in midfield and at left-back, makes him an appealing option for either club. Chelsea are in need of more depth behind Moisés Caicedo and Enzo Fernández, while Liverpool could look to strengthen their left-back position following a slow start from summer signing Mi
los Kerkez.
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