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Real Madrid eye 17-year-old Rennes wonderkid Eduardo Camavinga as long-term Casemiro transfer replacement


REAL MADRID reportedly want to sign Rennes youngster Eduardo Camavinga as a long-term replacement for Casemiro.

The 17-year-old has caught the eye of Bernabeau boss Zinedine Zidane after his incredible spell of form in France.

 Eduardo Camavinga has cemented his spot in Rennes' team this season

Eduardo Camavinga has cemented his spot in Rennes’ team this seasonCredit: AFP or licensors

According to Marca, Madrid are willing to pay up to £50million to secure the youngster’s signature.

Casemiro has proved his potential in Ligue 1 this season after making 32 appearances in all competitions.

The France Under-21 star has managed one goal and one assist from the midfield.

Zidane will have to dig deep to sign him this summer as he is under contract with Rennes until 2022.

Reports in France suggest the club will demand a fee of around £83million for the talented youngster.

Madrid have relied on heavily on Casemiro this season and the boss wants to bolster his options in that area.

The Spanish giants have won just one of the four games that they have played without the 27-year-old this term.

And the club are keen for Camavinga to learn from the Brazilian before replacing him on a long-term basis.

Real Madrid have also reportedly made an offer for Paris Saint-Germain superstar Kylian Mbappe.

And the La Liga giants are set to battle it out against Liverpool for Marcelo Brozovic from Inter Milan this summer.

 Casemiro has scored four goals and made three assists this season

Casemiro has scored four goals and made three assists this seasonCredit: Getty Images – Getty

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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