Manchester City not pursuing Eduardo Camavinga despite transfer speculation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 6:10 PM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
Reports indicate that Manchester City is not currently working on a deal for Eduardo Camavinga, countering claims he may join the Premier League side. This news comes amid Manchester United's attempts to strengthen their midfield following Casemiro's departure. City is open to adding another midfielder and is aware that Real Madrid could allow Camavinga to leave, but as of now, no negotiations are underway. United is reportedly considering how to persuade Camavinga to seek a move after struggling to secure other top midfield targets this summer.
- •Manchester City not negotiating for Eduardo Camavinga
- •Speculation arose after rumors linking him to Manchester United
- •City may target additional midfielders this summer
- •United has only secured one midfielder so far
- •INEOS faces challenges in signing top talent
- 6:10 PMYahoo Sports — Eduardo Camavinga: Man City not working on deal for INEOS target
"Things are not going to plan as far as Manchester United’s wish to overhaul their midfield is concerned. Coming into this summer, INEOS were expected to make at least two, if not three, quality midf...
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