Liverpool have entered talks with Real Madrid over a potential deal for midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, with the Spanish club reportedly open to letting the 23-year-old leave this summer for approximately €60 million.

The interest from Liverpool’s side has been building since May 2026, and Real Madrid’s willingness to negotiate, reportedly influenced by the managerial shift under José Mourinho, has given Liverpool reason for optimism.

What we know about the Camavinga situation

What it does mean is that Real Madrid are reportedly prepared to entertain offers. As of late June 2026, no formal agreements or official statements have been confirmed by either club.

The reported €60 million valuation puts Camavinga in the upper tier of midfield targets this summer. The figure is consistent with market valuations for established young talents in European football today.

Camavinga burst onto the scene as a teenager at Rennes before moving to Madrid, where he’s been part of one of the most decorated midfields in European football. His ability to play multiple roles in the middle of the park makes him a versatile profile. Since taking over at the Bernabéu, Mourinho’s arrival has led to speculation about Camavinga’s future at the club.

What this means for both clubs

For Real Madrid, selling Camavinga at €60 million would generate substantial revenue that could be redirected toward Mourinho’s preferred targets.

Player consent remains unconfirmed. No reporting has confirmed that Camavinga is actively pushing for a move or that he’s enthusiastic about relocating to England. Any potential agreement would also require careful compliance with financial regulations governing deals of this magnitude.