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Midfielder Marc Casadó is reportedly preparing to leave Barcelona this summer, with growing interest from Premier League sides including Chelsea and Liverpool.
According to reports in Spain cited by outlets such as Fichajes, the Spaniard has accepted that his long-term future may lie away from Camp Nou after a frustrating campaign marked by limited opportunities. Despite injuries to key midfielders, Casadó has struggled to secure a consistent role, prompting a shift in mindset from staying and fighting for his place to seeking a new challenge.
Casadó, a product of La Masia and a defensive midfielder known for his work rate and ball-winning ability, has made only sporadic starts this season. He has featured in under 1,300 minutes across all competitions, reinforcing concerns over his development if he remains on the fringes.
Interest from England has intensified in recent weeks. Chelsea are understood to be monitoring the situation closely as they look to add depth behind key midfield options, with the Spaniard viewed as a technically proficient and tactically disciplined option.
LIVERPOOL have also been linked previously, alongside other Premier League clubs, highlighting the growing market for emerging Barcelona talents.
While Barcelona have yet to actively push for a sale, uncertainty over a contract extension and increasing competition in midfield — including the return of younger prospects — has left the door open for a potential exit.
Opinion: Where would Casado develop best?
At Chelsea, his pathway could be clearer in the short term. The club’s ongoing midfield rebuild and need for squad rotation could offer him meaningful minutes, particularly in domestic competitions. However, competition remains intense, and without guaranteed starts, he could face a situation not entirely dissimilar to Barcelona.
LIVERPOOL, by contrast, may offer a more structured developmental environment. Their system traditionally rewards tactically intelligent midfielders, and Casadó’s positional discipline could suit their high-intensity style. Yet breaking into a settled midfield unit at Anfield would be equally challenging.
If Casadó secures regular playing time in England, the Premier League’s pace and physicality could accelerate his growth significantly. If not, the move risks stalling a player whose career now hinges on consistent minutes rather than potential alone
CAMAVINGA DECISION MADE
Transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano has poured cold water on speculation surrounding the future of midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, insisting the young star remains fully committed to Real Madrid despite reports of interest from Liverpool and other European sides.
Recent days have seen growing rumours suggesting LIVERPOOL are exploring midfield reinforcements ahead of the summer window and have identified Camavinga as a potential high-end target. However, Romano moved swiftly to clarify the situation, stating that the France international is not pushing for an exit and is determined to compete for a more prominent role in Madrid’s star-studded midfield.
Romano said about Camavinga on his YouTube channel: “But, as of today, my understanding is that Real Madrid are not actively trying to sell Camavinga.
“Real Madrid are not offering Camavinga to clubs. His agents are not offering Camavinga to clubs. Camavinga is not showing a desire to leave Real Madrid, according to my information.
“So, if there is a top club, a top proposal in the summer, we will see what happens, but, as of today, Camavinga is not actively trying to leave Real Madrid.
“Camavinga wants to fight for his place at Real Madrid. Camavinga loves Real Madrid, so he still wants to find a way to continue at Real Madrid, also in the future.
“Then, on Real Madrid side, he’s not an absolutely untouchable player. If a big proposal arrives and if the player is keen, for Real Madrid, the negotiation could be possible, but it doesn’t mean that Real Madrid are telling Camavinga, ‘You are out of the project’.
“That’s not the case. So, that’s the status of the story, as of today.
Camavinga, who joined Real Madrid from Rennes in 2021, has featured regularly in a variety of roles, from central midfield to left-back. His tactical flexibility and ball-winning instincts have made him a fan favourite, but competition for places remains fierce with the presence of players such as Jude Bellingham, Federico Valverde and Aurélien Tchouaméni.
Liverpool’s reported interest is linked to their ongoing rebuild of the midfield department, but club sources have maintained that any move for Camavinga would face significant hurdles. Real Madrid have no intention of entertaining offers, and the player’s current contract—featuring a significant release clause—further complicates any pursuit.
Romano’s update aligns with Madrid’s internal sentiment. Club officials view Camavinga as a central figure in both the present and future phases of their midfield evolution and have consistently resisted approaches for him, even when he has experienced periods of limited game time.
For LIVERPOOL, the clarification means attention will likely shift to alternative targets as the Premier League side continue evaluating options for the next transfer cycle.
MADRID TO SELL GARCIA
Real Madrid are reportedly weighing up offers for highly rated forward and Liverpool target Gonzalo Garcia, with the Spanish giants said to be ready to cash in as they plan the long-anticipated integration of Brazilian starlet Endrick into the first team this summer.
Garcia, long linked with Premier League sides Arsenal, Chelsea and LIVERPOOL, is understood to be open to a move should it guarantee regular minutes at a decisive stage of his career.
According to Spanish reports, Madrid’s coaching staff believe Endrick should be given a clear pathway into side’s attacking rotation next season. With Vinícius Júnior, Rodrygo, Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham already occupying key roles, space is limited. Garcia, admired for his versatility across the front line, has found opportunities sporadic and could represent a significant financial return.
Madrid’s hierarchy reportedly view this summer as an optimal moment to sell: Garcia’s value remains high, and interest from England has been consistent over multiple windows. Early conversations between intermediaries and Premier League clubs are said to be ongoing, though no formal bids have been lodged.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool have all tracked Garcia for more than a year, drawn by his blend of technical quality, off-ball movement and ability to operate as both a central striker and wide forward. Each club views him as a different type of solution.
Arsenal see him as an alternative to a traditional No. 9, someone able to possibly replace the departing Gabriel Jesus. Chelsea, in their continued squad rebuild, are targeting young, dynamic forwards capable of developing into long-term pillars. Liverpool reportedly admire Garcia’s pressing profile and versatility.
Opinion: Where Should Garcia Go?
From a tactical and developmental standpoint, LIVERPOOL may offer the most coherent fit. Their need for a flexible attacker capable of interchanging positions aligns closely with Garcia’s strengths, and the club’s track record of nurturing forwards—combined with a likely refresh under new management—could provide a stable environment for growth.
However, Arsenal present the clearest stylistic match. Mikel Arteta’s positional play system would suit Garcia’s intelligence and link-up play, while competition for places is present but not overwhelming. He could realistically earn significant minutes quickly.
Chelsea, while attractive financially and historically, remain the riskiest option due to ongoing squad churn and inconsistent usage of young attacking talent
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