Inter continue to explore the market for midfield reinforcements, while Eduardo Camavinga's name remains one of the alternatives being considered.. Although there is no official confirmation yet, Spanish media report that during the meeting held on June 15 between Inter president Giuseppe Marotta and Real Madrid counterpart Florentino Perez, the future of the French midfielder was also discussed.

According to reports from Spain, Camavinga is not considered a priority player in José Mourinho's plans and is among the players Real Madrid are willing to sell. The Madrid club have been very active in the transfer market, while the approach of Bernardo Silva has increased competition in the midfield department.

Meanwhile, Inter's main target for this division remains Curtis Jones. However, negotiations with Liverpool have not made any progress. Despite the midfielder's contract expiring next season and the player himself seeing a transfer to Italy with interest, the English club continues to demand 35 to 40 million euros, while Inter's offer stops at 25 million.

Camavinga is a profile that is also liked by coach Cristian Chivu, but the economic conditions imposed by Real Madrid make the operation very difficult. "Los Blancos" only require a definitive sale, excluding loan formulas with an obligation to buy, and value the Frenchman's card at around 60 million euros.

Such a figure is considered too high for the financial policy of Inter's owners, the Oaktree fund, especially since Camavinga is not the main target on the list of directors Giuseppe Marotta and Piero Ausilio.

For now, the most likely destination for the French midfielder remains the Premier League. However, it is not ruled out that after the World Cup he will convince José Mourinho and continue his adventure with Real Madrid.