Bundesliga giant Borussia Dortmund wants Real Madrid to include Eduardo Camavinga in Jude Bellingham deal. Bellingham is the most wanted player for the clubs like Real Madrid, Liverpool, Chelsea, and other. Football pundits called him ‘the generational talent‘. Both Real Madrid and Liverpool are ready to invest £100M to get the English midfielder. Jude’s deal was likely to happen in the next summer transfer.
Dortmund wants Real Madrid midfielder Camavinga in the Bellingham deal
The Spanish Outlet Defensa Central, reported that BVB wants Camavinga. Thus, they want Real Madrid to include the young french midfielder in this deal.
Both Real Madrid and Liverpool want Bellingham for their future. But including Camavinga in this deal seems unjust. The Frenchman is a promising talent and Real Madrid had beaten up Europe’s elite club to sign him. Last season, he had an impressive season and whenever he played, he made a difference, especially in decisive moments.
Los Blancos sees Bellingham as a Modric replacement
Real Madrid wants to secure the future of their midfield. That’s why the English midfielder has become their top priority. The 19-year-old midfielder impressed everyone with his breakthrough performance at both club and national levels.
Both Luka Modric and Toni Kroos are in the final phase of their careers. Tchouaméni has already solified his position on Casemiro’s place. Now Real Madrid wants Jude Bellingham to replace Modric in the future. Moreover, Valverde and Camavinga are also available but Carlo Ancelotti generally uses Fede Valverde on the right wing.
Real Madrid completely believes in Camavinga but he still needs to learn many things. Though his performance in the FIFA World Cup final against Argentina was absolutely outstanding. Real Madrid needs to keep in mind that the Bellingham family is preferring a move to Premier League. The German journalist Christian Falk has also reported that Bellingham wants a move to Anfield and he was even spotted having a good time with the Liverpool players during World Cup.
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