Manchester United is reportedly in the running to sign Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga this summer, as his future at the Spanish giants appears uncertain.
The Red Devils have been keeping tabs on the French international, and recent reports suggest that new manager Jose Mourinho might be open to letting him leave the Bernabeu.
While Camavinga's personal preference is to stay with Real Madrid, doubts about his long-term role could present an opening for United to make a move. This comes after United has already secured deals for midfielders Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos.
It's possible that Manchester United is looking to add a third midfielder, with Camavinga being one of the key targets. Another player on their radar is Roma's Manu Kone, whose representatives have reportedly been contacted by United.
Both Camavinga and Kone share similar player profiles, which could make them valuable additions. However, questions remain about whether United truly needs another signing in that position, especially considering the existing depth in the squad.
Beyond midfield, United could also benefit from strengthening their attack and defense. Manager Michael Carrick is currently managing the departures of Casemiro and the long-term injury to Manuel Ugarte, making depth crucial for a demanding season. Camavinga's versatility, including his ability to play at left-back, could also be an attractive asset for United.
