Newcastle United are reportedly ready to pay around 40 million euros for the potential transfer of Real Madrid midfielder and Manchester United’s target Eduardo Camabinga.
However, according to a report by Spanish outlet Fichage, France International does not appear to be available for less than 700 million euros.
This follows a recent report from Fichajes, which brought together people interested in Kamavivanga as an alternative to Brighton’s Carlos Baleva.
This comes to that position as both clubs show interest in Atletico Madrid’s Connor Gallagher in that position. Catch off side Early today.
Kamavivanga has a similar profile of the players and it will be interesting to see him in the Premier League.
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Kamavinga’s future appears to be something to see in the final hours of his summer transfer period.
It appears that Newcastle and United are both in the market for players in that area of the pitch, and the 22-year-old could be available at a reasonable price.
However, it appears that no one currently matches Real Madrid’s ratings for the former Rennes youth.
Kamavinga probably doesn’t guarantee a normal place for the Xabi Alonso’s starting lineup this season, but it’s easy to imagine him being able to play a key role.
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Camavinga probably doesn’t look ideally visible to what Alonso is trying to do in Real Madrid.
Catch off side He also recognizes the strong interest of Los Blancos in signing Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace.
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