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Real Madrid have made their stance on selling French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga clear as the transfer deadline approaches. The club will not relinquish the 23-year-old for less than €70 million, according to sources. Despite this firm valuation, AS reports that no offers reaching that sum have been made yet, and Camavinga himself has shown no interest in leaving the club.

This combination suggests a late transfer is becoming less likely. Real Madrid's transfer strategy includes a firm condition: no new signings without an existing player leaving the squad first, and currently, there is no indication of either happening. The club's openness to hearing offers for Camavinga is evident, as selling the France international could yield a significant financial boost.

Real Madrid maintains their insistence on Camavinga's €70 million price tag, despite previous speculation that Manchester United might bid around €50 million. However, no such proposal was ultimately presented. With no strong interest from other clubs and Camavinga unwilling to leave, Real Madrid can comfortably wait until the transfer deadline to see if any situation changes.