Romano: Camavinga Wants to Stay at Real Madrid; Unmoved by Arsenal and Liverpool’s Interest

With a plethora of talents converging at the Bernabeu, current rumors surrounding potential Real Madrid transfers mostly revolve around players leaving the club. Camavinga has been one of the stars consistently coveted by other clubs, with Real Madrid previously securing his signing over Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool in the competition.

Following Toni Kroos’ retirement, Camavinga is expected to take on a more significant role this season. However, there are reports suggesting that due to the team’s injury crisis, the Frenchman might be deployed as a center-back more often, which is not his preference. There are also rumors that Liverpool and Arsenal could make moves for him.

However, transfer expert Romano firmly refutes the possibility of Camavinga leaving. He said, “We see these rumors in England and keep receiving questions about Camavinga, especially since the summer transfer window just closed. Many people are asking about the rumors linking Liverpool, Arsenal, and Camavinga for 2025.”

“Let me clarify that whether it’s 2024, 2025, or 2026, Camavinga wants to stay at Real Madrid. And Real Madrid sees Camavinga as a cornerstone for the team’s future. They like him very much, both now and in the future; they admire his skills and his professional attitude.”

“His performance as a center-back has been highly praised by Real Madrid’s technical staff. Therefore, Real Madrid has no intention of selling Camavinga. The relationship between the player and the club is perfect.”

“Despite all the rumors, I can assure you that currently, the possibility of him leaving Real Madrid is zero. We know many clubs would appreciate a top player like Camavinga, but in terms of actual possibilities, his chance of leaving Madrid is zero.”

According to multiple sources, Real Madrid’s primary target for next summer’s transfer window is Manchester City midfielder Rodri. If this deal goes through, some players might feel frustrated due to a lack of playing time. Camavinga is already competing with Valverde, Camavinga, and Bellingham for a starting spot, not to mention Modric.