Real Madrid is reportedly ready to sell midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, but his future at the club will largely depend on the decision of head coach Jose Mourinho. According to sources, Real Madrid's management is looking to offload several players to balance their wage budget and generate funds for new signings. Camavinga has emerged as a top candidate for sale.

The club is willing to enter negotiations only if they receive offers of €60 million or more for the 23-year-old French international. This price is considered appropriate given Camavinga's value and potential, and he continues to attract interest from several major European clubs.

Clubs from England, Italy, and France are closely monitoring Camavinga's situation, with Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain reportedly ready to compete for his signature should Real Madrid give the green light. However, Camavinga himself has expressed a desire to remain at Santiago Bernabeu and has not actively sought a new club.

Despite his preference to stay, the midfielder's future is heavily influenced by Mourinho's opinion. After the summer break, Camavinga is expected to return to Real Madrid on July 13 for a medical check-up before the pre-season training begins. A private meeting between him and Mourinho is anticipated to be a pivotal moment that will determine whether Camavinga will continue with the club or consider other options.

In addition, Mourinho has set his sights on Enzo Fernandez as a primary target, indicating a significant overhaul of the squad as he aims to build a team capable of immediate success. The coach is making strategic decisions that could reshape the future of Real Madrid.