Manchester City is actively searching for a replacement for the injured Rodri, with their focus turning to Real Madrid’s talented French midfielder, Eduardo Camavinga.
The club is expected to make a serious attempt to sign him in the summer transfer window, though it could come at a high price.
With City’s season falling short of expectations—having been knocked out of domestic cups and the Champions League—the priority now is securing a Champions League spot for next season. This is likely to lead to major squad changes, with only three players considered untouchable.
After spending over €200 million in the winter transfer window to bring in four new signings, City is now keeping a close eye on Camavinga, who is under contract with Real Madrid until 2029.
The club has been monitoring him for some time, and a deal could be made easier by his agents, who have strong ties with City.
Camavinga isn’t the only midfielder on their radar, as City is also interested in PSG’s João Neves, valued at €60 million. With Rodri’s knee injury raising concerns about his availability, Manchester City is exploring ways to reinforce their midfield, with Camavinga emerging as a prime target.
