According to AS, Real Madrid will only consider selling Eduardo Camavinga if they receive an offer of at least €70 million. So far, however, the club has not received a bid of that level.

The report states that the focus on the final day of the transfer window is mainly on two names: Marco Asensio and Camavinga. Their situations are quite different, but they share one key point: both players are solely focused on Real Madrid. In Asensio’s case, the club had considered the possibility of a loan move. For Camavinga, however, a loan has never been seriously considered. His departure has instead been viewed as a potential way to raise a significant amount of money, helping the club generate funds and improve its financial flexibility.

For this reason, Real Madrid have repeatedly made it clear in recent weeks that they will not sell Camavinga cheaply. Only an offer of at least €70 million could potentially convince the club to let him leave. At present, no such offer has arrived.

If Real Madrid were to receive a suitable bid during the final day of the transfer window, leading to fresh talks with the player and potentially persuading him to change his stance, the situation could change. However, the likelihood of this chain of events occurring is considered extremely low. A late move involving Ferland Mendy cannot be completely ruled out either, although given that he is currently injured, the club does not expect to receive any serious offers for him.

In other words, Real Madrid remain open to certain possibilities while also acknowledging that some outcomes are now almost certain. With Mourinho having clearly told Endrick that he needs him and has high expectations of him, the young Brazilian is inclined to remain at the club.