Jose Mourinho has informed Eduardo Camavinga that he is not a key part of Real Madrid’s plans for the upcoming season, according to Sergio Valentin. The France international has been linked with several Premier League clubs, though reports indicate Camavinga currently wishes to remain in Madrid.
Despite the player’s preference, Real Madrid are actively seeking potential suitors for the versatile midfielder. The club is believed to need to generate significant funds through player sales to finance the proposed signings of Yan Diomande and Rodri. Camavinga joined Real Madrid from Rennes in 2021 and has made over 100 appearances for the Spanish giants, often deployed in midfield and at left-back.
Chelsea have emerged as contenders for Barcelona defender Gerard Martin, with the Blues reportedly holding a “serious” interest in the Spaniard, as claimed by CaughtOffside. They are prepared to compete with AC Milan, who have already had a €20 million offer rejected by Barcelona. Milan are expected to submit an improved bid, potentially reaching €35 million, but Barcelona manager Hansi Flick is reportedly reluctant to sell.
Chelsea may also offload Emmanuel Emegha before he features in a competitive match for the club, Fabrizio Romano reports. Emegha officially joined Chelsea this summer after a controversial transfer from sister club Strasbourg, where he was recently made captain. The club are now exploring a deal for Brighton veteran Danny Welbeck, potentially opening the door for Emegha’s departure, though Chelsea reportedly prefer to sell other attacking options like Liam Delap, Marc Guiu and Nicolas Jackson.
Meanwhile, PSG have reportedly ended their interest in Manchester City midfielder Rodri, according to Sky Sports. Initial reports in France suggested PSG were considering a move for the 30-year-old, but the club has now decided against pursuing a deal. Real Madrid remain interested in Rodri, and sources at Los Blancos believe the PSG links were an attempt to increase his market value.
Bayer Leverkusen are in negotiations with both Chelsea and Juventus for Kerim Alajbegovic, with a potential fee of up to €40 million plus bonuses being discussed with Chelsea, according to BILD. Juventus have offered just over €35 million. The final decision rests with the 18-year-old, who is also considering a move to Atalanta and has attracted interest from Napoli.
