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Eduardo Camavinga was on Man Utd’s transfer wish list (Image: Getty)<\/p>\n
Manchester United<\/a>-linked Eduardo Camavinga is not untouchable at Real Madrid, according to reports. United started the summer in need of a midfield rebuild, and it\u2019s hard to argue they haven\u2019t improved in that department<\/a>. Granted, they started the summer targeting the likes of Elliot Anderson, Sandro Tonali, and Mateus Fernandes, but ended up signing none of them.<\/p>\n However, with the additions of Youri Tielemans, Andrey Santos, and most recently, Carlos Baleba, they have added Premier League-proven quality to their midfield. The best thing about it? They haven\u2019t paid through the nose either, with the three signings coming to just over \u00a3150million all in.<\/p>\n Whether the trio will provide enough quality to help United build on the third-place finish they recorded last season remains to be seen. But there was a feeling that United might have been a bit busier in the final week of the window.<\/p>\n Left-back was highlighted as a problem area during the summer, but despite efforts to sign Lewis Hall, United were left disappointed. Newcastle<\/a>, after a summer of turbulence, refused to sell.<\/p>\n United were also told alternative targets like Alejandro Balde and Ian Maatsen were not for sale. There has also been rumoured interest in Camavinga, who is a midfielder by trade but has filled in at left-back before in the past.<\/p>\n Negotiating with Real Madrid is typically difficult for any club, given the size and power of the Spanish giants. However, according to The Athletic<\/a>, it\u2019s believed Camavinga is not considered an untouchable asset like some of his team-mates.<\/p>\n Los Blancos are even open to offers and reports this morning said if the price is right, a deal could be struck today for the Frenchman.<\/p>\n Follow the latest transfer updates, rumours and done deals today with our Deadline Day Live Blog<\/a><\/p>\n Real Madrid could sanction a late exit (Image: Getty)<\/p>\n It would appear there is not enough time for United to broker such a big move at this late stage, which may disappoint club legend Gary Neville<\/a>.<\/p>\n Despite the weekend win over Ipswich, Neville urged his old club’s bigwigds to put their hands in their pockets.<\/p>\n He remarked: “I don’t know if there are one or two defenders available, but if there are, can you somehow try and advance that money into this window and then spend less next season?<\/p>\n “Because it would really make a massive difference if they could get a centre-back and a full-back in. You saw at the end of the game [against Ipswich] when Dalot and Shaw go off, you’ve got Yoro playing right-back, and you’ve got Mazraoui playing left-back. That’s not ideal at all.<\/p>\n “One of them is makeshift full-back at best, there’s no lack of willingness for him to play there, but he’s not a full-back. Mazraoui can play left-back, but he’s not the left-back that you want there.”<\/p>\n Yet United could come back in for Camavinga in future if he is indeed made available.<\/p>\n![\"Real](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/spain\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/madrid-spain-eduardo-camavinga-of-real-madrid-before-the-laliga-ea-sports-2026-27-match-7121688.jpg\" "\\"Real")
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