When looking at the totality of the Real Madrid squad, they truly have an embarrassment of riches on their hands. The squad is littered with some of the best players in the world all over the pitch with sometimes two or three top class players occupying the same position, which can be both a positive or a negative at times.
The midfield is filled from top to bottom with some of the most highly-regarded talent in the world, which is obviously a good thing for Los Blancos, but also a bad thing when it comes to game management. With players like Jude Bellingham, Aurelien Tchouameni, Eduardo Camavinga, and Federico Valverde as midfield options, it's impossible to play them all at the same time, which unfortunately makes one of them the odd man out.
And it seems Camavinga is that man more times than not. The Frenchman finds himself as a substitute more than those mentioned, and his limited role has led to many wondering if his future could lie away from the Bernabeu in the near future, and two top Premier League clubs are already testing the waters for a move this summer.
Camavinga wanted by Liverpool and Arsenal
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[Caught Offside](https://www.caughtoffside.com/2026/01/29/liverpool-rival-arsenal-for-eduardo-camavinga-transfer/) reports that Arsenal are heavily monitoring Eduardo Camavinga ahead of a future blockbuster move to reinforce their midfield in the future. Liverpool also views the Frenchman as a serious target this summer, with Madrid slapping a €100 million price tag on the player.
Camavinga is under contract with Los Blancos until 2030, but given the uncertainty surrounding a number of the players' futures and a potential squad overhaul in the summer, he could find himself closer to the door than he finds himself on the pitch.
Liverpool has been linked with the Frenchman in the past, and with all the uncertainty at the club, the stars could be aligning for the Premier League side to finally snag the midfielder. He has appeared 24 times across competitions, posting two goals and one assist.
The Merseysiders won't be without competition from Arsenal, who are also looking to add the midfielder to an already packed midfield as they look to become the next dynasty in the Premier League.
Whether or not Camavinga will leave this summer reamins unknown, but it would be in the best interest of the club to keep him at all costs. He's shown on a number of occasions this season that when given the opportunity he is one of the most underrated players in the squad and he deserves the game time over other players who aren't playing at the level needed for Madrid.