Manchester City are still refining their midfield after recent signings, with a new target emerging in the form of French international Eduardo Camavinga.
City have reportedly been in discussions about acquiring the 23‑year‑old, who could leave Real Madrid for around €60m, a figure that aligns with his age, pedigree and technical profile.
The club recently secured the signing of Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest, a move that brought Premier League power and ball‑carrying ability, yet the search for midfield depth continues.
Camavinga offers a different skill set, being press‑resistant, athletic, left‑footed, and capable of operating as a No.6, No.8, or even at left‑back, providing tactical flexibility that aligns with the club’s strategic needs.
Other midfield prospects have also entered the conversation, including the young talent Ayyoub Bouaddi and the experienced Sandro Tonali, indicating a mix of immediate impact and future potential in the club’s plans.
If Manchester City can secure Camavinga’s transfer, it would complement the recent acquisition and potentially provide the balance and elegance sought in the new midfield setup.
The move would represent a significant investment in a player who, despite occasional challenges, remains one of Europe’s most promising midfielders.
