Real Madrid still sees Camavinga as a valuable piece in their squad planning. Still, his lack of regular starting opportunities and the prospect of high offers from Premier League clubs increase the likelihood of a departure. The club is expected to demand around 60 million euros for a possible sale.
Arsenal and Manchester United stand out as the clubs showing the most concrete interest. Chelsea and Tottenham’s attention is more limited, while PSG view a return to France as an attractive project. Barcelona could also bring Camavinga into the picture if the Bastoni deal does not materialise.
No official bids from Tottenham have been reported, and any potential deal would be complex and expensive given the contract length and Madrid’s position.
No official bid has been made yet, but once the summer transfer window opens, offers in the range of 55–60 million euros from Premier League clubs are anticipated. The player’s contract with Real Madrid runs until 2029, which strengthens the club’s position at the negotiating table. Should he move to the Premier League, it is said he could demand a weekly salary of £200,000–£250,000.
Among the scenarios, a Premier League transfer is seen as the strongest possibility. Staying at Real Madrid is possible, but it carries the risk of his market value dropping. A return to PSG or a surprise move to Barcelona are considered less likely.
The general expectation is that Camavinga will head to England this summer, opening a new chapter in his career. As for Spurs, much will depend on which division they finish in!