Real Madrid midfielder could be set for a shock loan move to Juventus this summer

Real Madrid midfielder could be set for a shock loan move to Juventus this summer

class="wp-block-paragraph">Real Madrid are gearing up for major changes this summer, including Jose Mourinho coming in as the new head coach.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">Although Mourinho’s return marks a reset, the fate of certain stars will not change, including Eduardo Camavinga, who looks increasingly likely to leave the Santiago Bernabeu after a horrid 2025/26 campaign.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">Camavinga has already been linked with an exit, with Juventus now emerging as a potential suitor.

Loan move on the cards?Juventus could be a potential destination for Camavinga. (Photo by Florencia Tan Jun/Getty Images)

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class="wp-block-paragraph">According to Gazzetta dello Sport, as cited by Defensa Central, Camavinga could leave Real Madrid on loan to Juventus this summer.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">The arrangement would allow the Frenchman to remain a Real Madrid player, something he has consistently expressed a desire for, while getting regular minutes in one of Europe’s top leagues.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">The Italian report comes amid growing indications that Mourinho does not have Camavinga in his plans for next season.

Real Madrid prefer a permanent saleReal Madrid want to sell Camavinga permanently. (Photo by Adam Pretty/Getty Images)

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class="wp-block-paragraph">However, those within Real Madrid believe a permanent sale would be the more sensible solution.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">With Camavinga contracted until 2029, the club’s hierarchy estimates he could fetch between €35 and €40 million, a fee that would free up both wages and squad space for Mourinho’s rebuild.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">This is hardly surprising as Camavinga has never nailed down a regular starting position across five seasons at the club, and his failure to develop as expected.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">This is coupled with recurring injuries and the notorious red card against Bayern Munich, which has worn thin with the fanbase and the hierarchy alike.

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class="wp-block-paragraph">To make things worse, Camavinga was omitted from France’s World Cup squad as well, which indicates simply how much the midfielder’s stock has fallen.