Sources: PSG plotting €80 million move to snatch Real Madrid’s midfield talent | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain have set their sights on strengthening their squad for next season, and one of the names high on their list is Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga.

According to recent reports from Fichajes, the French club is preparing an offer worth €80 million to tempt Los Blancos into selling the young talent during the summer transfer window.

The reason behind PSG’s interest in Camavinga is linked to their need for midfield reinforcements, especially with the possible departure of Fabian Ruiz on the horizon.

Manager Luis Enrique believes that the addition of the Real Madrid player would bring energy and balance to his team, as he looks to build a more competitive squad for the coming campaign.

Key for Real Madrid

Despite being a key part of Real Madrid’s squad, Camavinga has struggled at times to establish himself as an undisputed starter under Carlo Ancelotti this season, but that is largely down to the extreme competition in midfield.

Eduardo Camavinga is wanted by PSG. (Photo by Juan Manuel Serrano Arce/Getty Images)

Furthermore, his ability to play in multiple positions has been both an advantage and a challenge, as he has been deployed across various roles rather than settling into a single position.

While he remains an important asset, the outlet mentions that there are suggestions that the Madrid board may be open to negotiating his potential departure, especially if a significant offer arrives.

Not the first time for PSG

At 22 years old, Camavinga has a long-term contract with Real Madrid that runs until 2029. He has featured in 19 matches so far this season, contributing one goal and two assists.

However, with PSG pushing to secure his services, there is growing speculation about whether Real Madrid would consider parting ways with him in favour of bringing in a new midfielder who better fits their tactical plans.

This is not the first time PSG have shown interest in Camavinga, but their intent appears more serious now. The proposed €80 million offer could be the starting point for negotiations, with discussions expected to intensify in the coming months.