Manchester United are reportedly monitoring Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga as a potential summer acquisition.
Camavinga, 23, has struggled to secure a regular starting role at the Bernabéu, rotating between central midfield and occasional left‑back duties.
Arriving with the reputation of a top‑flight prospect, he has largely been deployed as a utility player rather than a consistent starter.
With new manager Jose Mourinho assessing his inherited squad, Real Madrid may be prepared to make Camavinga available for transfer.
United have already bolstered their midfield this window by signing Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos, prompting questions about the need for an additional signing.
Integrating a third midfielder would challenge manager Michael Carrick’s ability to balance squad depth and playing time.
Nevertheless, the club’s upcoming Champions League campaign and recent gaps created by Casemiro’s departure and Manuel Ugarte’s injury could create a demand for further midfield reinforcement.
