Florentino Pérez is clear: if a good offer arrives, he will sell it

Florentino Pérez opens the door to a significant sale of Real Madrid if a proposal that meets the club's conditions arrives.

Raúl Cabrera Jiménez | 15 Aug 2026 | 13.00
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Florentino Pérez is clear: if a good offer comes, he will sell.
Florentino Pérez is clear: if a good offer comes, he will sell.

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Latest news from Real Madrid: Florentino Pérez is willing to consider a sale of Eduardo Camavinga, the 23-year-old French midfielder, if he receives an offer he deems sufficient before the market closes. The player wants to stay at the Santiago Bernabéu, but his name remains among the potential departures from José Mourinho's squad.

This stance is a response to the 2025/26 season where Camavinga lost prominence and only played 43% of the possible minutes. His performance and physical issues have altered a situation that previously positioned him as one of the more protected players within the Real Madrid project in previous campaigns.

Real Madrid is open to offers for Camavinga

Eduardo Camavinga is under contract with Real Madrid until June 30, 2029, following his renewal in 2023. This duration allows the club to approach any negotiation without the contractual pressure of having to sell during this summer.

However, the sporting landscape has changed. The Frenchman played his 218th match in a white shirt in April and reached 150 victories then, but the last season was marked by less continuity and several ankle problems that affected his participation.

His performance also faced criticism after some decisive matches. One of the moments that heavily impacted his season was his dismissal against Bayern in the Champions League, an incident that once again put his decision-making under scrutiny during the final stretch of the campaign.

Florentino Pérez has a way to generate income if a significant proposal arises. Reports during this market period place the necessary valuation to start negotiations between 50 and 60 million euros, while other sources raise Madrid's internal reference to a minimum of 70 million.

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Manchester United enters Real Madrid's transfer market

Manchester United has shown significant interest in Camavinga. The English team has explored his addition to strengthen the midfield and keeps the Frenchman among the options considered during this market window.

The issue for a potential deal lies in the player's preference. Camavinga prefers to stay in Madrid and compete for a spot under Mourinho, a stance that has already dampened the chances of a departure despite existing interest from the Premier League.

His continuity also impacts the Real Madrid transfer market. The club has pondered adding another midfielder during the summer, but a move of that magnitude would require creating financial and sporting space in a position where Aurélien Tchouaméni, Federico Valverde, Jude Bellingham, Arda Güler, and now Bernardo Silva are also present.

Mourinho notably fielded Camavinga alongside Bernardo Silva in midfield against Deportivo during the Teresa Herrera Trophy. The Frenchman, therefore, remains in the sporting plans until a departure occurs, but his future is closely linked to developments in the final weeks of the market.

The next steps hinge on the arrival of an offer that satisfies Real Madrid and whether the player agrees to negotiate his departure. Florentino Pérez has time until the market closes, but Camavinga currently intends to stay and reclaim his prominence in the 2026/27 season.

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