Real Madrid looks to sell Eduardo Camavinga amid Arsenal interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 8:00 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Real Madrid aims to offload Eduardo Camavinga, a player long targeted by Arsenal, during this transfer window. The Spanish club has softened its stance on his departure, believing he could be more valuable if sold now. Camavinga's potential exit comes as Arsenal considers selling Martin Zubimendi, which could lead them to pursue the midfielder as a replacement. The situation presents a favorable opportunity for Arsenal to secure a transfer, depending on the fee Madrid sets for Camavinga. This development indicates Madrid's willingness to adapt their midfield roster while accommodating interest from other clubs.
- •Real Madrid targets sale of Eduardo Camavinga this transfer window
- •Arsenal has long been interested in Camavinga
- •Madrid's stance on Camavinga's sale has softened recently
- •Zubimendi's potential departure could prompt Arsenal's move
- •Camavinga viewed as a reliable option for Arsenal's midfield
- 8:00 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid wants to offload long-term Arsenal target
"Real Madrid remain keen to offload Eduardo Camavinga in this transfer window, with the Whites believing the Frenchman could be better off being sold now.Camavinga has been an important player for the ...
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