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·13 April 2021

Manchester United stance on wonderkid transfer and summer valuation of midfielder

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Our friends at Stretty News have offered an exclusive update following rumours linking Manchester United with a transfer swoop for Rennes wonderkid Eduardo Camavinga.

Stretty News report that if the Red Devils are indeed interested in the 18-year-old central midfielder, that they have yet to make their interest known.


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It’s added that several top clubs are keen on Camavinga, which is no surprise considering his amazing breakout over the last two seasons, with Ligue 1 powerhouses Paris Saint-Germain reportedly keen.

Stretty News have found that United are not in the mix for the France international right now, adding via a close source that Rennes will demand a €100m fee for Camavinga this summer.

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The update on Camavinga comes after speculation linking the Red Devils with Rennes’ prized asset, as well as the Athletic reporting that the talent will not sign a new contract with the French club.

Camavinga broke into Rennes’ first-team at the end of the 18/19 season and hasn’t looked back since, he’s quickly established himself as a key player, helping the side to a shock third-place finish last term.

The youngster, who is a box-to-box midfielder, has already made 77 senior appearances for Rennes, tasting a little bit of Champions League and Europa League action along the way as well.

Camavinga is one of the brightest talents in world football and with a reluctance to renew a contract that expires at the end of next season, you’d think that Rennes will look to cash in this summer.

The midfielder is a senior international for France already, winning three caps, it’s no surprise to see intense speculation surrounding the ace – tipping interest from some of the world’s biggest clubs.

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