Former Manchester United scout Mick Brown has suggested that Eduardo Camavinga is open to a Premier League move, with his Real Madrid future uncertain.
The French midfielder recently returned from an ankle injury but is struggling to reclaim a regular starting spot, with Aurelien Tchouameni, Federico Valverde, Arda Guler, and Jude Bellingham currently ahead of him in the pecking order. Although Camavinga has played 182 games for Madrid, his influence dipped last season, sparking speculation over a possible departure.
Brown believes the 22-year-old could soon reassess his career options, noting that he was once tipped as the “next big thing” but has been underused by both Carlo Ancelotti and Xabi Alonso. According to Brown, a switch to the Premier League would suit Camavinga, and Newcastle United could be among the clubs interested, particularly given Eddie Howe’s reputation for strong player management.
If Camavinga becomes available, Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester City are also expected to be contenders. The coming months may be decisive—if the midfielder continues to struggle for minutes, a transfer in the summer of 2026 could become a real possibility.
