Real Madrid is now prepared to cash in on Arsenal’s target

TL;DR

Real Madrid is ready to sell Eduardo Camavinga, a target for Arsenal. The Gunners are evaluating the possibility of signing the French midfielder at the end of the season.

Key points

Real Madrid is prepared to sell Eduardo Camavinga
Arsenal has shown interest in the French midfielder
Camavinga's versatility makes him an attractive option
Arsenal is evaluating the possibility of a transfer
The move could happen at the end of the season

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Real Madrid is now prepared to cash in on Arsenal’s target

Eduardo Camavinga could leave Real Madrid at the end of the season, a development that would be welcomed by Arsenal, who have monitored the French midfielder for some time. His quality, versatility and experience at the highest level make him an attractive option for clubs seeking to strengthen their midfield.

Arsenal are understood to be assessing whether a move would be possible should the player become available. According to Yahoo Sports, the Gunners have been offered the chance to sign Camavinga and are currently evaluating the opportunity to secure his signature.

Arsenal Interest Grows

Arsenal are not alone in their admiration of the midfielder. Several leading clubs reportedly believe Camavinga would make an outstanding addition to their squads, given his technical ability, composure and capacity to influence matches in a variety of roles.

Interest in the player has remained strong as he continues working to maintain his place among Europe’s elite talents. Arsenal, however, are said to be pressing ahead, aware that opportunities to sign a player of his calibre do not arise often.

Madrid Open To Exit

Arsenal may now have been handed encouragement, with reports suggesting Real Madrid have opened the door to a possible departure this summer. As reported by Fichajes, frustration has grown within the Spanish club, and his red card against this week is said to have accelerated the possibility of an exit from the Bernabeu at the end of the term.