Arsenal has lost a lot of time and money trying to sign Real Madrid striker Eduardo Camavinga after a big setback. After hearing what the player’s agent and Carlo Ancelotti had to say, it looks like the Gunners won’t make a bid for the 20-year-old French midfielder they were interested in getting on loan until the end of the season.
To improve their options in the middle of the field, the Gunners will need to sign a new midfielder. Mikel Arteta had to admit that Camavinga, who had won the Champions League before, was a strong candidate.
Even though Arsenal seemed to lose interest in the midfielder early on, the France international gave Edu a hint on social media to try to work out a trade.
Joshua Barnett, Camavinga’s lawyer, said his client would move to the Emirates Stadium. This is “not true,” he said. There have been rumours about this for a while. Barnett was talking to transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano when Barnett said, “No truth exists.
Every team in the world would definitely want to sign him, that goes without saying. Camavinga is happy with his job at Real Madrid.
Carlo Ancelotti, the manager of Real Madrid, agreed with this assessment and said of the player, “He can’t be touched,” just like Toni Kroos and Luka Modric.”
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Even though rumours of a transfer have been played down, Camavinga has dropped a hint. He did this by liking a post on Instagram that said he was being linked with a move to Arsenal.
Camavinga moved from Ligue 1 club Rennes to Real Madrid for 27.7 million pounds the same summer that Odegaard left Los Blancos for Rennes. But since then, the Brazilian has had a hard time getting into the starting lineup. According to the Evening Standard, this is why there were talks with Arsenal in January.
The Gunners should think very carefully before taking this chance to make money. Ancelotti puts a lot of emphasis on the value he brings to the team, so it might be hard to get the result they want.
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