Transfer market: Real Madrid and Barcelona, in 'war' for Camavinga

Eduardo Camavinga is another of those players born in 2002 who is already making a splash in European football. The Angolan, who has just turned 17, burst into Ligue 1 with Rennes last season, settling this season in the first team with which he has already added 13 games, all starting as a starter. Already during a match against Paris Saint Germain, his performance was capital and appeared in the spotlight of the great teams of the old continent, detecting an unusually precocious potential. The midfielder, light, 182 centimeters and with a wide stride, is a true revelation in Ligue 1. In fact, the federation of the neighboring country has been working for months to manage the nationalization of the young man with the French team, so that Angola, in need of stars, does not escape them. It would be key, in a future movement of the player, that he has under his arm the European ticket that does not complicate his gap in any squad. Camavinga is being analyzed and very followed from two of the most powerful leagues, the Spanish and the English but, as unveiled in L’Equipe, it is from Barcelona where they are showing more commitment and interest for the Rennes midfielder. The eye on him is put by teams such as Manchester City, Real Madrid, Arsenal or Tottenham Hotspur, but it seems that Barça is the best positioned given the latest movements.The dominance of football in the neighboring country of Eric Abidal is already known, sports director of the Blaugrana who was and is a legend in France. Abi would be closely following the evolution of the young Camavinga to see how his jump to the Masía could be, with options to try himself with the first team culé – he is from the same fifth as Ansu Fati.At the moment, there is only a strong interest from the Catalans in the midfielder, not a formal offer that has been presented at the Rennes offices. Although in Barcelona, after the last slow and clumsy movements with the wrong signings of Vinicius or Rodrygo, both at Real Madrid, they do not want to repeat a similar case, so they could start negotiations sooner rather than later.